SecNodeSupply Chain

    Know your exposure before the world does.

    SBOM Agent

    The SBOM Agent maintains a live, machine-readable map of every dependency, transitive package, container layer and vendored binary you ship, and continuously cross-references it against the global CVE feed. The moment a zero-day drops, the agent already knows which of your services it touches.

    Live
    SBOM, not snapshot
    CycloneDX
    + SPDX export
    <60s
    zero-day match
    Reachability
    first-class
    Map my supply chain

    FIELD CONDITIONS

    When the next Log4Shell drops, your team has hours, not days, to know what is exposed.

    Most SBOMs are PDFs generated for an audit, already stale by the time they are signed. The SBOM Agent treats the bill of materials as a living graph: regenerated on every build, correlated with your runtime services, and queryable the moment a CVE lands.

    CAPABILITY

    From dependency list to actionable exposure.

    1. 01Every layer, every language, every artifact

      The agent decomposes monorepos, container images, lockfiles, vendored binaries and infrastructure modules into one normalised SBOM in CycloneDX and SPDX. Transitive dependencies are first-class, not footnotes.

      Languages
      12+
      Artifact types
      REPO · IMG · BIN
      Format
      CYCLONEDX · SPDX
    2. 02Zero-day to impacted-service in under a minute

      Each CVE that lands in the global feed is matched against your live SBOM, walked into your service graph, and ranked by reachability, not just whether the package is installed.

      Feed latency
      <60s
      Reachability
      CALL-GRAPH
      Suppression
      VEX-NATIVE
    3. 03PR-ready upgrades, scored by what they actually break

      The agent proposes the minimum upgrade that resolves the CVE, runs your test suite against it, and opens a pull request with a clean diff. Engineers see the breaking change before they see the alert.

      Upgrade suggestion
      MIN-VIABLE
      Test verification
      AUTO-RUN
      Output
      PR · MERGE-READY

    In practice

    Why this is the page you reach for in an incident.

    01

    Answer 'are we vulnerable?' in seconds, not days

    When a Log4j-class CVE drops, the agent can already tell you which services import the vulnerable package, which of those are reachable from the internet, and which have a patch available.

    02

    Stop drowning in advisories that don't matter

    Reachability and runtime correlation cut the noise dramatically. A vulnerable function inside a dead-code path is not the same as one in your auth middleware, the agent knows the difference.

    03

    Satisfy the SBOM clauses in every modern contract

    Auditors and customers increasingly demand a current, signed SBOM. The agent produces them on demand, in CycloneDX or SPDX, with provenance attestations attached.

    04

    Pay down dependency debt continuously

    Stale dependencies are tomorrow's incident. The agent surfaces upgrades quietly, in the background, and merges the safe ones, so you never inherit a five-major-version jump under pressure.

    Next

    Median time from a CVE landing in the global feed to the SBOM Agent flagging the affected service in your environment, with a draft upgrade PR attached.