Post by Hopper Security

If you're still pulling directly from npm, Maven, or PyPI, you're taking on risk you don’t control. Last week made that obvious. Trivy. Axios. LiteLLM. Checkmarx KICS. Telnyx. All trusted. All compromised. And all proof of the same problem: The software supply chain is fundamentally broken. Today, teams still: * Pull open source from public registries * Discover vulnerabilities after deployment * Scramble to fix them without breaking production This doesn’t scale anymore. Today, we’re introducing SUPPLYSHIELD™. A new way to consume open source: You don’t pull from public registries. You pull from a secured, continuously maintained registry. Every component is: * Verified (no malicious code) * Remediated (zero known vulnerabilities across any version) * Continuously maintained When new vulnerabilities are disclosed, we fix them within 24 hours. No fire drills. No risky upgrades. No delays to delivery. Think of it as a trusted supply layer for open source. Like Red Hat, but for every library, every version. For the first time, open source can be consumed without introducing risk into the business. This is what secure-by-design actually looks like. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eEwtWmJE