Securing the software supply chain

• Open source risk management

  With countless open source dependencies, teams have trouble tracking vulnerabilities and license risks. Automatically discover, scan, and classify dependencies at scale to reduce manual overhead, enforce policy, and minimize exposure.

• Vulnerable or untrusted package prevention

  Developers under pressure often select risky or non-compliant packages, increasing downstream remediation costs. Evaluate packages before use to help teams avoid vulnerable components, enforce security policies, and build secure code from the start.

• Regulatory compliance and customer requirements

  Fragmented data and manual tracking make it hard to prove compliance with mandates like EO 14028 and FedRAMP. Monitor SBOMs and enforce policies across the SDLC to meet regulatory requirements and customer expectations with confidence.

• Zero-day vulnerabilities

  When zero-days emerge, teams lack clear insight into which apps are affected, delaying response. Pinpoint impacted components instantly with full dependency context, enabling faster triage, targeted remediation, and minimized business risk.

• Software value chain liability

  Customers and partners increasingly require proof of secure development practices. Demonstrate integrity and compliance by enforcing policy-controlled intake, tracking components, and maintaining full traceability across the software supply chain.

• CI/CD pipeline security

  Security checks are often bypassed in fast-paced pipelines, leading to vulnerable releases. Automatically scan every build and pull request, seamlessly integrating into CI/CD workflows to prevent risk without slowing innovation.

• Security and compliance management

  Disparate tools and data silos make it difficult to understand overall risk and compliance status. Centralize visibility across applications and services with dashboards that track vulnerabilities, license exposure, and policy adherence.

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