Who Ossprey helps

Stop malicious packages,
not your momentum.

Most tools scan code. Ossprey validates what it actually does.

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Who Ossprey helps

Stop malicious packages,
not your momentum.

Most tools scan code. Ossprey validates what it actually does.

Book A Demo

Request to Join

Who Ossprey helps

Stop malicious packages,
not your momentum.

Most tools scan code. Ossprey validates what it actually does.

Book A Demo

Request to Join

Same tool. Different problems it solves for you.

Ossprey sits across your stack, but what it gives each team is different.

Engineering leads

You're accountable for what ships. You're not accountable for slowing everything down to check it and that's not a trade-off anyone hired you to make.

Ossprey runs alongside your existing environment and only alerts when it sees a real issue. No noise, no chasing findings that don't matter. Just a clear signal when something in your open source dependencies actually warrants attention.

"We found out in production. By then it was too late."

Security engineers

When Ossprey surfaces something, it isn't an alert. It's a security incident.

We don't flag theoretical risk or pattern matches for you to investigate. Ossprey identifies malicious packages by analysing the intent of the code, so when something appears in your dashboard, the question isn't whether it matters. It's what you do next.

"The old scanner flagged 600 issues. Three of them mattered."

Open source maintainers

A malicious dependency buried in your project doesn't just affect you, it affects everyone downstream. Ossprey analyses the intent of your dependencies so you can be certain nothing in your project is being used as a vector to attack your users.

"It passed all the checks. It was still malicious."

By industry, where the stakes are highest.

Some industries can't afford a runtime blind spot. Ossprey works across any engineering team. But in these sectors, the gap between code and behaviour isn't a technical problem, it's an existential one.

Fintech

In fintech, a compromised dependency doesn't just create a security problem. It creates a financial one. Ossprey continuously analyses the intent of your dependencies, so you know before something like this enters your stack.

Critical for:

payment processors

neobanks

lending platforms

crypto on/off-ramps

Web3 & Crypto

North Korea stole 76% of everything taken from crypto globally in the first four months of 2026, from just two attacks. They didn't go straight for the wallet. They got inside the supply chain first, waited, and struck when funds moved. By then it was already too late.

That's the gap Ossprey watches. Your dependencies, continuously analysed for malicious intent and before something runs that you can't undo.

Critical for:

exchanges

wallet providers

DeFi protocols

crypto infrastructure

ending platforms

Software Providers

Every dependency your engineers pull is an entry point into your codebase. Software companies are a high-value target precisely because of what they ship. A compromised package in your build pipeline isn't just a vulnerability, it's an open door into your product, your infrastructure, and your data.

Ossprey analyses the intent of every dependency your engineers use, catching malicious code in the pipeline before it becomes part of what you ship.

Critical for:

B2B SaaS

data platforms

developer tooling

HR and finance tools

API-first products

Multi-tenant Infrastructure

Most tools look at code.
Ossprey looks at Intent.

Your existing tools aren't broken, they're just looking in the wrong place. SAST finds what's written badly. SCA finds what's known to be vulnerable. Ossprey finds what runs maliciously.

They're not the same thing.