Prove: Can you prove it?
Evidence whenever and whoever needs it, automatically.
The board, an auditor or a regulator's reporting deadline all want the same thing: proof of what shipped, what's in it and where it's running. Spreadsheets and SBOMs are documents, and a document is out of date the moment it's produced. You don't need a better document; you need an answer.
- Board
- Auditor
- Regulator
What's running in payments-api, and where did it come from?
- Artifact
- payments-api:2.8.1
- Commit
- a41f9c2
- Built
- Oct 14, 09:12 UTC, signed
- Inside
- 212 packages
- Running
- prod-us-east-1
Illustrative data
The problem
Spreadsheets and documents, out of date the moment they're produced.
Audit and board evidence is assembled by hand, with engineers pulled off the roadmap to do it.
- 77% SBOM Gaps
Of organizations lack full SBOM coverage across their software portfolio, leaving compliance gaps in every audit.
- 45 days Audit Prep
Average time engineering teams spend preparing evidence for a single compliance audit cycle.
- 3.5x Regulatory Growth
Increase in software supply chain regulations since 2020, with EU CRA, DORA, and updated NIST frameworks all adding requirements.
How it works
Facts, not guesses.
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Evidence from normal builds
The evidence is a byproduct of normal builds.
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Ask the data plane
Ask the data plane what's in any artifact, where it came from and where it runs, and the answer is current.
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Answer on demand
Audit evidence on demand, with nobody pulled off the roadmap to assemble it.
Who asks
Everyone who asks gets the same current facts.
Evidence is self-serve and current. Nobody is pulled off their work to assemble it, and nobody files a ticket to get it.
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Board
Exposure and risk posture
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Auditors
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 control evidence
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Regulators
EU Cyber Resilience Act and SBOM requests
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Customers
Security questionnaires
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Incident response
What ran, where and when
Demo moment
What you'll see in a demo
Pick any service in production and show what's running, what's inside it, which commit it came from and when it was deployed, in one view.
Our view
What this means for a typical organization
Evidence on demand, current every time, with nobody assembling it by hand.
Proof
Toyota's security team tracks 45,000 production workloads within two hours of deployment, across millions of builds a week.
FAQ
Common questions
How is this different from an SBOM?
An SBOM is a document, and it's out of date almost as soon as it's produced. We make the document unnecessary: ask the data plane what's in any artifact and where it runs, and get a current answer.
Do you certify us for an audit?
No. We produce the evidence; we don't certify anyone.
You want to put software on our developers' machines?
You don't have to. The build sensor works on its own. The workspace sensor is optional: it deploys zero-touch through your existing MDM and adds context about how code was written. Mix and match to suit your environment.
Use cases
The other two questions
- Prevent: Can this ship?
Production hygiene
- Respond: Are we exposed?
Exposure response