NSFOCUS SSCS Recognized by Frost&Sullivan in Insights for CISOs: Challenges and Opportunities in the Software Supply Chain Security Space

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Recently, the world-renowned market research firm Frost & Sullivan officially released a strategic report: Insights for CISOs: Challenges and Opportunities in the Software Supply Chain Security Space. In this report tailored for the global CISO community, NSFOCUS was featured among vendors offering Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS). The report provided an overview of NSFOCUS’s specialized capabilities and innovative practices in the SSCS domain.

Insights for CISOs Software Supply Chain Security Challenges Market

In the background of frequent global supply chain attacks and tightening regulations, traditional Application Security (AppSec) is no longer sufficient to counter modern threats. The report points out that the future belongs to integrated SSCS platforms capable of bridging the entire “Code → Build → Deploy → Runtime” lifecycle.
Why NSFOCUS?
NSFOCUS stands as a pioneer of this trend. The report highlights that NSFOCUS offers SSCS that seamlessly integrate from the source of development to runtime protection through its comprehensive lifecycle security capabilities, boasting the following core advantages:

End-to-End SSCS Protection Framework: Deep integration of SCA, SAST, DAST, and IAST; automated SBOM generation; CI/CD pipeline security testing; and runtime threat protection. It supports comprehensive identification and closed-loop risk management for open-source components, third-party libraries, and container images.
AI-Powered Intelligent Risk Assessment: Powered by the self-developed security LLM “NSFGPT”, NSFOCUS enables multi-dimensional intelligent evaluations of exploitability, attack surface exposure, and business impact. Its automated prioritization and remediation suggestions significantly improve MTTD (Mean Time to Detect) and MTTR (Mean Time to Respond).
Automated SBOM and Compliance Governance: NSFOCUS supports international standards like SPDX and CycloneDX, the SSCS platform generates auditable and traceable SBOM with one click. This helps enterprises efficiently meet domestic and international regulatory requirements.
Deep Defense Against Advanced Supply Chain Attacks: Combining binary analysis, behavioral sandboxing, and threat intelligence, the solution accurately identifies stealthy attacks like supply chain “poisoning” and build-script tampering, delivering “defensible, visible, and fast-responding” practical protection.

Global Standing and Practical Impact
Frost & Sullivan analyzed NSFOCUS alongside global leaders such as Checkmarx, JFrog, and Sonatype. This inclusion underscores the strength of NSFOCUS’s technical architecture and global impact. Currently, NSFOCUS’s SSCS solutions have been deployed at scale across critical information infrastructure (CII) sectors, including BFSI, energy, government, transportation, and manufacturing.
NSFOCUS will continue to leverage its “AI + Full-Stack Security” capabilities to empower enterprises to transform from “passive response” to “active immunity”, building a dependent, controllable and trustworthy software supply chain ecosystem
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