| Capability | Supply Chain Integrity |
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Analyze package.json, requirements.txt, Gemfile, or go.mod against a live database of known compromises. Verify cryptographic signatures and maintainer identities to catch impersonation attacks, typosquatting, and abandoned packages being maliciously revived.
Flag packages that deviate from their history: unexpected binary bloat, new network calls at build time, sudden version jumps, or unusual commit activity. Baseline learned from first 10 versions; alerts on drift.
Visualize the dependency graph and highlight critical path packages. Know which dependencies are actually running in your production binary, not just listed in your manifest.
Add to GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins. Fail the build on critical findings. Whitelist known-good packages. Reports surface in logs and Slack.
When a supply-chain incident breaks, trace which versions of your services included the compromised package and when they shipped to production.
Route the right lead to the right rep before the moment passes.
Know your buyers before they know you.
Know why you win. Know why you lose. Act before the next quarter.
Register interest
This is not a purchase and there is no card field. It puts your address, this product, and whatever you write below in front of a person, and you get a written answer about what finishing it, or handing it over for you to run yourself, would actually take.