supply-chain-risk

Assess software supply chain risks by analyzing package dependencies to detect dependency confusion, typosquatting, and malicious maintainer takeovers across ecosystems like npm and PyPI, providing detailed risk identification and mitigation recommendations.

SBOM analysis evaluates your Software Bill of Materials to identify vulnerabilities by scoring CVEs, tracking CISA KEVs, and assessing license risks across your project components to secure your software supply chain.

Evaluate build pipeline integrity by assessing your CI/CD pipelines against the SLSA framework to identify and prevent build system compromises, ensuring your software build processes meet established security levels.

Yes, you can detect dependency confusion and typosquatting by analyzing your project dependencies against known attack vectors, automatically identifying malicious packages and recommending immediate actions like blocking or updating.

Supply chain risk analysis focuses on identifying known attack vectors like dependency confusion and build compromises against frameworks like SLSA, but does not inherently patch vulnerabilities or automatically block packages without manual review.