Archive · 10 Aug 2025
SISA Unveils AI-Powered StackSQ at NASSCOM Conclave
Imagine software is like a car, and StackSQ is a special tool to check what's inside it to make sure it's safe.
SISA created StackSQ, which uses smart computer brains (AI) to look at all the parts of the software without needing to see the secret code.
This helps find any problems or hidden dangers, like a bad part that could break the whole thing.
It also makes sure the software follows all the rules, like having the right safety features.
StackSQ is like having a super-powered inspector that keeps software secure and reliable, especially important now that hackers are trying to sneak in through software.
SISA launched StackSQ, an AI-driven software risk platform, at the NASSCOM Future Forge conclave.
StackSQ offers deep analysis of software components without accessing source code, using a privacy-first architecture.
The platform integrates SBOM, CBOM, and QBOM capabilities for vulnerability management and quantum readiness.
StackSQ's AI-powered assistant provides contextual responses and remediation paths for potential threats.
The launch addresses the growing need for software supply chain security and regulatory compliance.
- Who
- SISA and NASSCOM.
- What
- SISA launched StackSQ, an AI-driven software risk platform.
- When
- During the NASSCOM Future Forge conclave.
- Where
- Bengaluru.
- Why
- To address the growing challenges of software risk and enhance digital trust.
- Company
- SISA
- Product
- StackSQ
- Type
- AI-driven software risk platform
- Key Features
- SBOM, CBOM, QBOM, AI-powered threat analysis
- Focus
- Software supply chain security
- Launch Event
- NASSCOM Future Forge conclave