Know exactly where you're exposed, before attackers do.

Security leaders choose Kusari for precise visibility and proven remediation across their software supply chain.

app express body-parser lodash@4.17.19 axios
trust_fabric :: live graph
347 direct · 4,212 transitive 1 critical
Critical • transitive
lodash@4.17.19
via express → body-parser
CVE-2021-23337 · Kusari Score 8.4
Kusari Score
8.4 / 10
Commercial and Open Source Partners
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your_app
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Visible to SCA tools
95%
Transitive — the blind spot
The problem

Your scanners see 5% of your risk.

The software supply chain is moving faster than any team can manually verify. Attackers are shifting upstream to exploit the trust you put in software you never wrote.

01

SCA tools start at runtime

Most scanners reverse-engineer what you've already shipped — they see the shadow, not the structure. Transitive dependencies several layers deep are effectively invisible.

02

Noise, not signal

Raw CVSS dumps thousands of alerts without context. Teams spend weeks triaging severity instead of prioritizing reachability, exploitability, and actual blast radius.

03

Zero-day response is a fire drill

When the next Shai-Hulud or Axios hits, you need to know which services are exposed and how to fix them — in seconds, not days.

The Solution

One Trust Fabric. Four surfaces.

Kusari Trust Fabric is the intelligence layer that unifies your existing stack. Ingest from every tool you've already deployed, normalize into a single source of truth, then act on it through the surface that fits the moment.

Kusari Platform
Foundation

The software supply chain command and control center. Continuously updated, built from source, and enriched with agentic risk analysis and exploitability context.

Full transitive graph Provenance Kusari Score Reachability Exploitability Dependency search Audit history
Kusari Inspector
Shift-Left

An autonomous security reviewer embedded in every PR. Thumbs up or down on every change, in context, before anything reaches main. Zero context-switching.

GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket CI/CD native Fix-in-context Coding agents
Kusari Agent
Agentic AI

Natural-language queries against your entire estate with zero lag. "Do we have Shai-Hulud? Which services? What's the blast radius?" Built for the speed of a zero-day.

Zero-lag query Blast-radius mapping Ownership routing MCP-ready
Kusari AutoFix
Agentic AI

Autonomous remediation that actually ships. AutoFix traces to root cause, models the full dependency tree, accounts for your environment, then submits a working fix PR.

Root-cause-aware Environment-aware Working fix PRs Approval workflows
▸ Kusari Inspector

Security in every pull request. Without the bottleneck.

Every code change gets a thumbs up or thumbs down before it reaches production. Developers see which dependencies introduce risk and an actionable remediation path — all in context, inside the tool they already live in.

  • Transitive visibility, not just direct. Inspector evaluates the full dependency tree several layers deep — not just package.json.
  • Kusari Score, not raw CVSS. Reachability, exploitability, and blast-radius weighted into one actionable number.
  • Fixes that work the first time. No "upgrade to latest" build breaks. Inspector respects your existing constraints and approval workflows.
  • Wherever your code lives. GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, CircleCI — plus CLI, IDE, and coding-agent surfaces.
PR #847 · upgrade payments service
feat/payments-v2 → main
Kusari Inspector · Blocked
347 direct · 4,212 transitive
Direct dependencies: clean
347 scanned · no critical or high findings
Transitive dependency — critical
lodash@4.17.19 via expressbody-parser
CVE-2021-23337 · Kusari Score 8.4 · Reachable · Fix: lodash@4.17.21
AutoFix suggestion (environment-verified)
-  "lodash": "4.17.19"

+  "lodash": "4.17.21"
2 checks · 1 blocking · 7.3s ▸ kusari/inspector
▸ Kusari Agent

Ask your software estate anything. In seconds.

When a zero-day drops, the first hour is everything. Kusari Agent knows your graph — every direct and transitive dependency, every service, every owner — and answers instantly. No grep, no war room, no "we'll get back to you by Friday."

  • Natural language, zero lag. Ask in English, get a structured answer with paths, owners, and blast radius.
  • Built on the Trust Fabric. Every answer is grounded in your real dependency graph — no hallucinated CVEs, no stale SBOM.
  • Wired to your workflow. Routes incidents to owners, creates Jira tickets, notifies Slack channels, kicks off AutoFix runs.
  • MCP-ready. Plug the Agent into your LLM stack, your coding agents, or your security-ops runbooks.
kusari agent — ask.your.estate
Regulatory reality

The clock is already running.

EU CRA, FDA 524B, FedRAMP, SSDF, DORA — the regulatory surface for software supply chain isn't coming. It's here. Quarterly SBOM fire drills don't scale. Kusari produces them continuously, normalized, and audit-ready.

EU CRA EO 14028 / SSDF FedRAMP FDA 524B DORA SOC 2 CMMC 2.0 PCI DSS IEC 62443 CycloneDX · SPDX · VEX
▸ EU CRA Reporting Obligations
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We invest heavily in our application security, but have a gap within transitive and indirect dependencies. Last thing we want is another React4Shell and not have Kusari in place.
Security Leader · Large Healthcare Organization · BCBS Affiliate
Provenance

Built by the team behind the standards themselves.

Kusari's founders co-created the open standards now used by Google, Microsoft, Intel, Citi, and Red Hat to secure their own supply chains. The platform isn't inspired by the specs. It was architected by the people who wrote them.

That's how Kusari builds from source, not runtime — why the graph is actually complete, not approximated — and why we can integrate with any scanner, SBOM format, or pipeline you already run.

GUAC
Graph for Understanding Artifact Composition. Kusari's team partnered with Google to create it. Now an OpenSSF Incubating Project.
SLSA
Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts. Co-authored with Google. The baseline framework adopted across the industry.
OpenSSF
Scorecard, OSPS Baseline, and ongoing contributions to the cross-vendor working groups defining what "secure" means for OSS.
in-toto
Attestation framework contributions. The provenance and integrity infrastructure behind modern supply-chain trust.
Standards trusted by: Google Microsoft Intel Citi Red Hat Ford
Native integrations

Works with what you've already built.

Kusari is the intelligence layer above your existing stack. Ingest from every tool you already deployed — Black Duck, GHAS, Dependabot, Prisma, and more — normalized into one source of truth.

GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
Azure DevOps
Jenkins
CircleCI
CycloneDX
SPDX
VEX
deps.dev
OSV
Clearly Defined
Jira
ServiceNow
Slack
MS Teams
Okta / Azure AD
MCP
FAQ

Software supply chain security, explained.

What is software supply chain security?

Software supply chain security is the practice of knowing, verifying, and defending every component that goes into the software you ship — not just the code your team writes, but the open-source packages, transitive dependencies, build tools, and pipelines it's assembled from. Modern applications are assembled, not written: 98% of codebases contain open source, and 95% of open-source vulnerabilities live in transitive dependencies you never chose directly. Supply chain security is about making that invisible layer visible and provable.

Why aren't traditional scanners enough?

Traditional scanners are siloed, noisy, and blind to context. They report long lists of CVEs without telling you which are actually reachable in your environment, how they got in, or how to fix them. Most only check what's executing and assume the artifact underneath is safe, so they can't tell you whether a component is what it claims to be, and they miss the deep transitive dependencies where the real risk hides. You don't need more findings. You need the intelligence to know which findings matter, on a supply chain you can actually verify.

What does Kusari do?

Kusari is the software supply chain security platform: an intelligence layer over your entire software estate. It answers the four questions security teams actually need to answer. Do we have this vulnerability? Where is it running? How bad is it really, once you account for reachability, exploitability, and blast radius? And how do we fix it? Kusari builds a continuously updated knowledge graph of every component you run, verifies what each one actually is, and ranks what's truly exploitable, then drives the fix. Complete reachability on a supply chain you can verify, so you know exactly where you're exposed before attackers do.