
Meet Meterian at DigiGov Expo 2026
Software supply-chain assurance for resilient public services
Continuous visibility and remediation for the open-source dependencies behind modern and AI-assisted software delivery.
The Risk Below the Surface
- 23-24 September 2026 | 9:30am-4:45pm
- ExCeL London | Stand TS4
Open-source libraries and third-party components underpin digital services across government. AI-assisted development is increasing the rate at which code and dependencies enter the estate.
For technology and security leaders, the challenge is to maintain a current, defensible view of what is in use, where material risk sits and whether remediation is keeping pace.
Meterian brings software supply-chain assurance into the development lifecycle, helping teams identify vulnerable components, prioritise remediation and create evidence that security, risk and delivery teams can use.

Meet Meterian at DigiGov Expo 2026
Discuss how continuous software assurance can support resilient public services, secure AI adoption and clearer oversight of third-party code.
23-24 September 2026 | ExCeL London | Stand TS4
Public services now depend on software ecosystems they do not fully control.
Open-source and third-party components form a continuously changing layer beneath the visible service. That layer carries security, operational and licence risk across in-house code, supplier-delivered software and containerised workloads.
NCSC guidance calls for effective control and oversight of supply chains. The UK Software Security Code of Practice also places emphasis on understanding software composition and managing third-party component risk through the lifecycle.
For senior leaders, the requirement is practical: know what services depend on, establish risk-based controls and give delivery teams a clear route from detection to remediation.
Why speak with Meterian at DigiGov
See the software beneath the service
Maintain a current view of direct and transitive open-source dependencies as software estates and AI-assisted delivery evolve.
Bring assurance into delivery
Meterian is an NCSC for Startups alumni company with experience across regulated sectors, public services and critical-service environments.
Act on material third-party exposure
In 2025, more than 40% of cyber incidents reported to the FCA involved a third party. Meterian helps teams turn component intelligence into prioritised remediation.
What Meterian helps teams establish
Current dependency visibility
Identify direct and transitive open-source components across application codebases and container images.
Actionable SBOMs
Generate current software bills of materials in human- and machine-readable formats.
Risk-based prioritisation
Focus teams on verified vulnerabilities and the components that require action.
Remediation within delivery
Give developers clear fix guidance in their existing IDE and CI/CD workflows.
Consistent policy controls
Apply security and open-source licence rules across software teams.
Shared assurance evidence
Give security, risk and delivery leaders a common view of exposure, decisions and remediation status.
Meterian combines continuous software composition analysis, SBOM generation, policy controls and developer-facing remediation across existing delivery workflows.
For leaders accountable for digital resilience
For public-sector teams responsible for software delivery, cyber risk, operational continuity and supplier assurance
CIOs, CTOs and CDOs
CISOs and Directors of Cyber RIsk
Digital, Data and Technology Directors
Heads of Platform, Infrastructure and Cloud
Service Owners and Delivery Leaders
Commercial, Procurement and Supplier Assurance Leaders
Public Sector Insights


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About Meterian
Founded in London in 2018, Meterian is a software security company focused on open-source software supply-chain risk. Its platform gives security and engineering teams continuous visibility into dependencies, risk-based prioritisation, actionable SBOMs and remediation within existing development workflows. Meterian has experience across regulated sectors, public services and critical-service environments, and joined NCSC for Startups in 2021.