Software supply chain security verified at source.
AI writes more code, pulls in more dependencies, and finds exploitable bugs faster than the people patching them.
Rank what's exploitable, not what's merely present.
Trace one package to every app, service, and pipeline it touches, and to the team that owns each.
Plan the fix against the real graph, prove it in your CI, leave the merge to your team.
Security Assistant sits on top of all three. Ask your estate a question, get a traceable answer grounded in the verified graph.
Built by the team that co-created GUAC and SLSA.
Kusari Platform maps your software supply chain into one dependency graph, ranks what's actually exploitable, traces a package across your estate, and plans verified fixes.
A scanner inspects the finished artifact and assumes it's trustworthy. Kusari checks that artifact against the source that produced it, then runs reachability on that verified foundation.
Within the hour. The dependency picture is already current, so finding every affected app, service, and pipeline is a query rather than a new scan across your estate.
No. A 6,000-seat insurtech kept its full SAST, SCA, container, and dependency stack, added Kusari underneath, and cut vulnerability noise by 90%.
The Kusari Score methodology is open and explainable. Every ranking shows the reasoning and the path, so your team can defend a decision rather than cite a vendor's number.
Supply chain attacks are landing weekly. Speak with the team that wrote the standards and find out your real exposure.