A compromised package can reach dozens of developer machines before your security team sees the threat feed. Clarveil detects, prevents, maps, and quarantines the affected version across your fleet — automatically — in minutes.
Your security team manually combs threat blogs and advisory feeds. Takes hours. Misses minutes-old threats by definition.
"Does anyone have package@version installed?" Chaos. Nobody knows the real blast radius. Forty responses out of two hundred. (Sent via Slack or Teams.)
Snyk catalogs malicious packages after their research team flags them — often days after publish. Socket catches some at install time. Neither sees what's already running across your developer fleet right now.
Dev updates a cell. Maybe. Days later you still don't know if your organisation is clean. No audit trail. No enforcement.
A compromised or vulnerable package is published.
Clarveil correlates the threat against every package observed across your fleet.
Every developer machine, CI runner, and repository cross-referenced. Exact install paths surfaced across your fleet.
Affected versions blocked at the package manager and registry layer — across every developer machine, CI runner, and repository. Choose your policy: automatic on detection, one-click approval after security review, or alert-only with recommended action surfaced for manual response.
Slack or Teams fires automatically. Security sees who, where, what version, and what action was taken. No Excel.
Developers don't only get code from package managers anymore. They get it from AI editors like Cursor and Copilot, from chat assistants in browsers, from pasted snippets. Every one of these paths can suggest a package that doesn't exist — or a typosquat that does. Static scanners that watch the package manager miss what flows through these channels until the install command runs.
Attackers monitor AI outputs and pre-register hallucinated package names. The window between "AI invents it" and "attacker registers it" is shrinking to minutes.
AI code assistants have lower accuracy on package names than humans. Attackers exploit this by registering common typos and near-matches of popular packages.
Your package data, source code, and developer telemetry stay inside your perimeter.
We block compromised packages before they reach your developers. If something gets through, we detect it across your fleet in minutes — and quarantine it before damage spreads.
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