A newly disclosed vulnerability or compromised package can affect developer machines and repositories before a security team has mapped the real exposure. Clarveil continuously correlates package-security intelligence against what is observed across your organisation, identifies where affected versions are present, and triggers the response workflow — from PR controls and remediation plans to Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications.
Clarveil already helps enterprises detect known package threats, locate affected versions across their environment and coordinate remediation.
Our patent-pending direction moves the security decision earlier in the software-development lifecycle — helping developers and AI coding assistants assess dependencies before adoption.
Clarveil’s direction is therefore not only reactive detection. It is a progression from detect → map → respond toward assess → prevent → verify.
Advisories, ecosystem reports, security research and newly reported compromised packages appear continuously. Security teams still have to determine whether a package actually exists anywhere in their organisation — including incidents that may not yet have a CVE.
Teams often rely on searches, scripts, messages and developer follow-up to work out whether a package and version is present. That can leave an incomplete picture of the organisation’s real exposure.
Packages and extensions can also exist on developer endpoints outside the repository view. Clarveil adds endpoint-level inventory and reverse lookup across Windows, macOS and Linux, alongside repository context.
After exposure is identified, remediation is often coordinated through tickets, messages and ad-hoc records. It can be difficult to see what remains exposed, what action was recommended, what was approved and whether the issue has actually been resolved.
A vulnerability, malicious-package report or other package-security event is identified. The event may have a CVE, an advisory identifier or package-level evidence without a CVE.
Clarveil checks the affected package and version against package inventory observed across the organisation.
Reverse lookup surfaces where the affected package is present, including relevant developer endpoints, install paths and repository context. Supported endpoint inventory also includes VS Code and IntelliJ extensions.
Clarveil produces machine-level and repository-level remediation guidance. The PR Bot can apply policy controls to dependency changes, while endpoint remediation remains human-controlled.
Slack or Microsoft Teams notifications can surface the package, affected version, exposure context and recommended next action so security and engineering teams can respond from the same evidence.
When a new package threat appears, the first enterprise question is not simply “is this package bad?” It is “do we have it, where is it, and what should we do next?”
Clarveil connects package-security intelligence with organisation-specific inventory so security teams can move from a global package event to an actionable view of their own exposure.
Reverse lookup newly disclosed package threats across the organisation and prioritise response using actual exposure.
Give developers clear repository-level and machine-level remediation guidance without relying on organisation-wide manual searches.
Designed for organisations with managed developer fleets and significant open-source dependency usage. Initial focus includes finance, retail and public-sector environments, with broader international applicability.
And Clarveil is designed to go further. Our patent-pending direction adds security before dependency adoption — helping developers and AI coding assistants make safer software-supply-chain decisions before dependencies enter the organisation.
Clarveil is engaging with selected enterprise design partners in New Zealand.
AI coding assistants are increasingly helping developers select libraries, packages and dependencies. That creates a new security decision point before software enters the organisation.
Developers no longer choose every dependency unaided. Package selection increasingly begins with an assistant’s recommendation, and that recommendation is acted on quickly — often before any security review has taken place.
The decision of whether a dependency should enter the organisation at all is therefore being made earlier, and faster, than most review processes were designed for.
Clarveil is developing patent-pending security controls designed to add an independent security decision before AI-suggested dependencies enter enterprise software.
Clarveil is developing patent-pending safeguards designed to help developers and AI coding assistants make safer dependency decisions before adoption.
From protecting organisations from compromised dependencies to helping AI avoid introducing risky dependencies in the first place.
Add an independent security decision before AI-recommended dependencies are adopted.
Apply organisation-aware security policy to dependency decisions.
Surface dependencies that require additional verification before they become part of the software environment.
Provide clear, explainable security guidance while keeping developers and security teams in control.
The direction is simple: move software-supply-chain security earlier — from reacting only after a threat is known toward making safer dependency decisions before adoption.
PATENT PENDING / R&D DIRECTION
Clarveil is designed for enterprise-controlled deployment, with package inventory and developer telemetry kept within the customer-controlled environment wherever the deployment model allows.
Today, Clarveil helps security teams determine whether a known package threat affects their organisation, where the exposure exists and what should happen next. Current pilot capabilities combine continuous threat correlation, organisation-wide reverse lookup, PR controls, remediation guidance and enterprise notifications.
Our patent-pending direction moves the security decision earlier — helping developers and AI coding assistants make safer dependency decisions before adoption.
We are engaging with selected enterprise design partners. Talk to us about a pilot.
Clarveil is designed for customer-controlled enterprise deployment. Package inventory, source-code context and developer telemetry are intended to remain within the customer-controlled environment. Public package-security intelligence can be pulled into the deployment on a configurable schedule. Deployment and outbound-connectivity requirements are agreed with each pilot organisation. This marketing site sets no analytics cookies, runs no third-party trackers, and makes no third-party network requests. Privacy questions: atul@clarveil.com.