Turn SBOMs into Software Supply Chain Risk Intelligence

Uncover, assess, and manage risk across your entire software supply chain — from components and dependencies to suppliers and compliance.

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Analyze Software Components, Dependencies, and Risk in One Platform

As fast as they are accelerating code output, AI agents are accelerating the blind use of high-risk software components. Exiger simplifies software supply chain security at speed and at scale with SBOM ingestion, enrichment, and monitoring.

Development

Build with confidence

Security

Protect your organization

Due Diligence

Make informed choices

Unmatched Software Supply Chain Intelligence

Access the world’s most extensive software supply chain intelligence database with insights powered by industry leading platform.

500M+

Repositories indexed
and analyzed

150M+

Packages with complete
dependency tree

1.7M+

CPEs (Common
Platform Enumeration)

68M+

Suppliers identified
and verified

Continuous updates and real-time intelligence

deep component relationships & dependency mapping

OVER 2 BILLION TRACKED DEVELOPER ACTIONS

100M+ VERIFIED SOFTWARE ENTITITES

How It Works

A simple workflow that turns software data into supply chain risk intelligence.

STEP 1

Ingest

Upload SBOMs, repository data, or custom component identifiers (binaries).
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STEP 2

Enrich, Correlate & Enforce

Map components to vulnerabilities, suppliers, ownership risk, and compliance requirements—and apply custom policies across your portfolio.

STEP 3

Report & Act

Generate product-level dashboards, audit-ready documentation, and executive reporting.

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One platform. Four pillars of supply chain risk intelligence.

How the Platform Evaluates Your SBOM

Evaluates each component using rule-based risk logic
Detects vulnerabilities in your software based on exploits and sources
Evaluates compliance status against multiple regulatory frameworks
Maps suppliers and geographic exposure
Monitors continuously for new risks and compliance status

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