Protect your organisation against malware
Complete visibility of your open source software supply chain
Complete visibility of your open source software supply chain
Continuous Monitoring
Detects new threats in dependencies, even after deployment.
Shadow Engineering Prevention
Detects and blocks engineers from using malicious libraries.
Real-Time Dependency Inventory
Centralized dashboard for tracking enterprise-wide Open Source usage.
Reducing Software Supply Chain Risks
Ensures all Open Source components are safe before use.
Generate SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials)
Comply with emerging US and EU regulations
DORA, NIST SSDF, CMMC, EU CRA.
Security Policy Enforcement
Automatically enforces security policies across the organisation.
Operational Resilience
Detect and prevent product software supply chain incidents faster.
Streamline Approvals
Removes bottlenecks, allowing secure open-source adoption without delays.
Automated Security Reviews
Free up security teams for higher-value tasks.
The OSSPREY platform protects your Open Source software supply chain by detecting and blocking malicious packages before they enter your codebase.
Our platform continuously scans dependencies, identifying threats in real-time and preventing compromised libraries from being used.
We ensure your development remains both fast and secure, eliminating the risk of software supply chain attacks without disrupting engineering workflows.
In 2021 UAParser (an open-source package) was compromised with malware triggering a global security incident that rippled across the internet. The package had 8 million weekly downloads and was used by major companies like Google, Amazon, Meta, IBM and Microsoft.
The malware was designed to steal sensitive information (including login credentials, financial data and personal information) from the companies using the package, and was able to bypass security checks due to its presence in the package’s dependencies.
The fallout was severe, the company JetBrains had to issue advisories to its customers that they could have been compromised.
Beyond the immediate damage, the remediation was expensive and painful. Companies had to spend weeks reviewing their codebases, identifying where the package was used, even in dev and test environments, and then removing it.
This incident was the first of many high profile incidents involving malicious Open Source. With over 500k malicious packages identified in 2024; examples like the XZ Utils compromise, and Lottie Files Hack underscore the need for a solution that can protect against these threats.
With OSSPREY, this incident could have been prevented entirely. OSSPREY proactively scans for malicious packages, blocking them before they enter your software supply chain. In the event of an incident, OSSPREY provides instant visibility into where you might be at risk, significantly reducing response time.
Instead of weeks of disruption, companies can detect and mitigate threats in real-time, before they ever reach production.
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