Software supply chain security for teams that ship code

Verizon 2025 DBIR found third-party involvement in breaches doubled from 15% to 30%, driven by supply-chain software flaws, over-privileged partners, and cloud providers. We review the path from a third-party package to your production environment.

What we review

The supply chain is every step between a dependency download and production. We pair this with our source code review, web application penetration test, and cloud security assessment where they apply.

Dependencies and third-party components

Direct and transitive packages your application pulls in, and which ones are out of date or known-vulnerable.

SBOM

A software bill of materials that lists every component, so you know what is in your build and can answer when a new advisory lands.

Build and CI/CD pipeline

Who can change your build steps, whether a pull request can alter what ships, and how a compromised build step could reach production.

Secrets in code and pipelines

Tokens, keys, and credentials checked into source or exposed in pipeline variables.

How a compromise reaches production

A compromised package or build step can ride your pipeline straight to production. These are the paths we trace.

A malicious update to a dependency you already trust, pulled in by your build.
A build step or pipeline variable that an attacker can alter to change what ships.
A secret checked into source that gives an attacker a foothold in your pipeline.

Engagement and pricing

Assessments start at $5,000 and include a free 30-minute consultation. We scope the work to your pipeline, your dependencies, and the path to your production environment.

Compare options on our pricing page, or contact us to schedule a call.

Secure the path from dependency to production

Book a free 30-minute call. We will walk through your pipeline and dependencies and tell you where a compromised package would land.