Monorepos
One repository, several languages, and a build graph that no single lockfile describes.
Commercial and Open Source Partners
Software supply chain security verified at source.
You tried them, and they didn't run on your builds. You're not the problem. Kusari builds the dependency graph from your actual builds, so it runs on the stack you have.
One repository, several languages, and a build graph that no single lockfile describes.
Services, research code, and tooling written in far more than npm and Go.
Code spread across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, with no one place to search it.
Stacks inherited in acquisitions and half-finished cloud migrations, all still shipping.
Kusari speaks one language: the SBOM. Supporting a new build system means writing an SBOM generator for it with Waybill, a much narrower job than rebuilding the product. A regulated SaaS company in a FedRAMP environment was running on Kusari in three weeks, displacing GitHub Advanced Security.
The founders automated stacks like these at Bridgewater and Citi.
AI writes more code, pulls in more dependencies, and finds exploitable bugs faster than the people patching them.
One paragraph to forward when the question comes from upstairs.
Kusari gives us a verified map of every dependency in our software, including the custom build setups our current tools can't read. When a new attack drops, we can say within the hour whether we're exposed and where. Every finding comes with evidence our auditors accept, in open formats like CycloneDX, SPDX, and OpenVEX. The founders ran software security at Bridgewater and Citi, then wrote the standards behind the SBOM and provenance requirements our auditors now ask about.
Rank the vulnerabilities your code can actually reach.
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.
Mike Lieberman maintains SLSA, and the team built GUAC with Google.
Set the policy once: unsigned code doesn't merge and unattested artifacts don't deploy. SLSA shows your auditor it's working.
Every finding ships with evidence in open formats your auditor can use.
Built by the team that maintains SLSA and built GUAC with Google.
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 single query.
No. A 6,000-seat health insurer 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 the decision with its own evidence.
Supply chain attacks are landing weekly. Speak with the team that wrote the standards and find out your real exposure.