Exiger Recognized as Leader in Supply Chain Security by Omdia
Exiger has been named a Leader in Omdia's Market Radar for Firmware and Software Supply Chain Security, 2025, announced in a press release. This recognition underscores Exiger's comprehensive offerings in SBOM analysis and AI-driven vulnerability management.
Omdia's assessment highlights Exiger's capabilities in firmware and software analysis, SBOM creation and management, and vulnerability management. The report notes Exiger's ability to generate SBOMs directly from binaries and link vulnerabilities to specific components, which helps security teams prioritize and address risks efficiently.
Exiger's platform is noted for its AI engine that provides continuous vulnerability monitoring and an AI confidence filter to manage false positives. This comprehensive approach allows organizations to streamline their response to security threats and reduce time spent on non-critical issues.
The recognition by Omdia adds to Exiger's accolades, including its previous designation as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Supplier Risk Management. Exiger continues to be a significant player in the supply chain security sector, providing solutions that address the growing regulatory and compliance demands faced by operational technology environments.
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