Traditional SCA tools check advisory databases after vulnerabilities are public. Cantina's supply chain agents go further. They map every dependency, analyze package behavior in real time, and block malicious code before it ever reaches your build. Complete visibility, zero blind spots.
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Modern software depends on thousands of open-source packages. The teams that move fastest are the ones who can trust their entire supply chain.
Full registry monitoring
2M+ packages tracked
Chrome & Firefox marketplaces
Real-time threat detection
Behavioral analysis
Zero-day protection
Your code deserves dependencies you can trust. Cantina's supply chain agents give you visibility into every package, every version, every layer of your software stack.
Cantina's supply chain agents build a live dependency graph of every direct and transitive dependency across your entire codebase. Every layer, every nested package, every version pin.
Continuous behavioral analysis across npm, PyPI, Maven, and more. Cantina's supply chain agents detect typosquatting, dependency confusion, and malicious code injection in real time.
Define policies for what's allowed in your software. Cantina's supply chain agents block risky packages before they enter your codebase, flag license violations, and auto-generate compliance artifacts on every build.
Cantina's supply chain agents build a live dependency graph of every direct and transitive dependency across your entire codebase. Understand exactly what's running in your software. Nothing hides in nested layers.
Those tools primarily check known advisory databases after a CVE has been published. Cantina's supply chain agents use behavioral analysis to detect malicious packages, typosquatting, and maintainer compromises before they appear in any database.
npm, PyPI, Maven, crates.io, Go modules, RubyGems, NuGet, Homebrew, Docker Hub, and more. Cantina's supply chain agents also monitor browser extension marketplaces and AI model registries.
CycloneDX and SPDX, in both JSON and XML. SBOMs are generated automatically on every build and can be exported for compliance reporting.
Yes. Cantina's supply chain agents run as a step in your pipeline and can block builds that introduce risky dependencies. Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, and others.
Yes. Cantina's supply chain agents monitor your private package names against public registries and alert you if a matching public package appears that could be used in a substitution attack.
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