Code & Supply Chain
Dependency & Software Supply Chain Security (SCA)
Continuously monitor lockfiles and container images for known CVEs, malicious typosquatted packages, and unmaintained open-source libraries—ranked by real reachability.
Business Outcome:Cut dependency alert fatigue by 80% by focusing on vulnerabilities that are genuinely reachable and actively exploited in the wild (CISA KEV).
Noise reduction
Reachability-ranked
SBOM export
CycloneDX / SPDX
Ecosystems
npm, PyPI, Go, PHP, .NET
Example DetectionHigh
Critical Prototype Pollution & SSRF in Transitive Image Processing Package
Unauthenticated attackers uploading crafted SVG metadata can trigger internal network requests from the application server.
Verified Remediation Guidance:
# Upgrade direct dependency to pull patched transitive version
npm install sharp@latest --save-exact
npm audit signaturesWhat Supply Chain & Dependencies Detects
Every check is non-destructive, rate-limited, and verified to eliminate false-positive noise.
- Critical and High CVEs across package-lock.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, requirements.txt, poetry.lock, composer.lock, and go.sum
- Actively exploited vulnerabilities listed in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue
- Malicious post-install scripts, dependency confusion risks, and hijacked maintainer packages
- Outdated base container images in Dockerfiles carrying OS-level vulnerabilities
- End-of-life (EOL) runtimes and frameworks no longer receiving security patches
How It Works in 3 Steps
01
Parse lockfiles & SBOM manifests
Build a complete Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) across direct and transitive dependencies.
02
Correlate with exploit intelligence
Prioritise CVEs with public proof-of-concept exploits and active in-the-wild abuse.
03
Upgrade cleanly without breaking builds
See the minimum safe version bump needed to resolve multiple transitive CVEs at once.
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Safe Passive DNS, TLS & Header Inspection
Non-intrusive public check • Active scanning requires verified ownershipOr test an instant demonstration profile: