Full visibility into device origin, components, suppliers, firmware, and signals - at enterprise scale. Device Heritage gives organizations a trusted heritage map to understand supply-chain risk, support regulatory readiness, and make confident decisions about the devices they depend on.
Device Heritage is a fast-growing company providing supply-chain analysis, security assessment, and safety analysis services for complex technology environments. Founded in 2025, we have already proven our capabilities through work with enterprise, oil and gas, and military markets. Our services help organizations understand the origin, composition, and risk posture of their devices, components, firmware, suppliers, and operational environments.
Today, Device Heritage is expanding its services to support supply-chain visibility, device heritage mapping, and readiness for emerging recommendations - helping organizations build a clearer, more trusted view of the technologies they depend on.
Connects hardware, firmware, component-level, and supplier evidence into a single visual map of device origin, dependencies, and risk.
Device Heritage combines data provided by the partners, trusted public sources, and our own state-of-the-art evidence collection technology for hardware and software analysis.
Built on a multi-layered, AI-enabled approach, our technology helps identify component origin, supplier context, firmware relationships, and potential supply-chain exposure.
Device Heritage uses signal collection, RF analysis, passive device fingerprinting, firmware analysis, symbolic execution, and additional technical methods to extract deeper insights into device identity, behavior, and origin.
These capabilities help reveal internal artifacts and technical characteristics may support device heritage mapping and supply-chain visibility.
Connect device origin to procurement, compliance, regulatory risk, critical infrastructure, defense, manufacturing, and product security workflows.
Device Heritage helps organizations understand supply-chain exposure across IoT, robotics, avionics, automotive, medical, and industrial environments, supporting regulatory readiness and broader compliance-driven decision-making.
Organizations increasingly need to explain not only which devices they use, but also where those devices come from and why they can be trusted.
Hardware products are assembled from many suppliers, regions, chips, modules, firmware versions, and hidden dependencies — creating complexity that is difficult to see, document, and trust without a structured heritage view.
Security, compliance, and procurement teams need practical answers before devices are approved, purchased, or deployed into sensitive environments - including where they come from, what they contain, and which risks require review.
A clear heritage map helps translate technical findings into business, regulatory, and operational decisions - showing what is known, what is uncertain, and why a device can be trusted.
Device Heritage is preparing a new way to understand device origin, component lineage, and technical trust across the physical digital world.
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