Every component, vendor, and product —
one map, instantly queryable.
A CVE drops, or a vendor fails an audit. Provenous answers "which products use this?" and "who's affected?" in a query, not a week of forensic spreadsheet work.
The SBOM is a static document. Root-cause analysis takes weeks because nobody maintains the links.
Supply chains span hundreds of vendors, thousands of components, and millions of transactions. When a vulnerability is discovered or a vendor fails an audit, companies scramble to answer: which products use this component? Which customers are affected? How did this happen?
The SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) is a snapshot, not a living map. Risk assessments are siloed. The links between components, vendors, products, and customers decay the moment anyone stops maintaining them by hand.
Wherever this vertical's truth already lives.
Layer 1A — the connectors below — is the only piece built specifically for supply chain. Everything else is the same Provenous Core already live in production for another vertical.
Supplier & Vendor Risk
Vendor risk databases and audit histories, linked to every product that depends on them.
Product & Component Inventory
Your actual SBOM — components and versions, kept current instead of regenerated per release.
Vulnerability Feeds
CVE and NIST feeds ingested as events, so a new disclosure lands in the map the moment it's published.
Procurement & Contracts
Contract terms and procurement records, connected to the vendor and component they govern.
Logistics & Distribution
Shipment and distribution records — the last link between a component and the customer who received it.
Component → vulnerability → product → customer mapping
Router Agents resolve deterministic IDs (CPE/CVE, part numbers) across the whole chain — no LLM ever decides whether two components are "the same."
Proactive vulnerability detection
Reasoning Agents watch incoming CVE feeds against your actual component inventory, not a quarterly manual review.
Dynamic SBOM-to-risk map
Ask "which products are affected by this CVE, as of last week" and get a real answer, not a scramble.
Same engine, a supply-chain ontology on top.
Same mechanism as every other Provenous deployment — Kafka-class event sourcing, deterministic ID resolution, a bi-temporal context projection, and HITL-gated agents. Only Layer 1A (the connectors on the left) and Provenous Lens, the dashboards on the right, are specific to supply chain.
Speaks the standards your auditor already speaks.
Architecture-ready, not yet built: the Provenous Core — event sourcing, the bi-temporal context layer, HITL governance — is already live in production for our Product Development deployment. Extending it here means building this vertical's ontology and connectors on that same core, not re-platforming.
Not a nicer report. A different source of truth.
See your SBOM as a living, queryable map.
A working walkthrough scoped to your actual component inventory — not a slide deck.
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