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 Stacklok brings developers and security teams together to eliminate risk before code is merged

Threat actors are AI-enabled and attacks are more varied and sophisticated than ever before. Stacklok ensures you stay steps ahead by proactively removing risk across the software development lifecycle, including:

Open source dependencies

Consuming open source software that is malicious, "abandonware," or from an unverifiable source puts your projects at risk. Stacklok helps developers avoid unsafe dependencies before they merge their code.

Source code repositories

Unsecured source code repositories can lead to secrets leakage, unauthorized code changes, and hostile takeovers. Stacklok ensures you configure a strong security posture and continuously enforce it across your repositories.

Build environments

Like open source dependencies, the images and third-party workflows you use to build your software can be compromised. Stacklok verifies the integrity of your build environment and CI/CD workflows, so that no malicious code is injected into your build process.

Build artifacts

Producing unsigned packages puts your software and your consumers at risk — a hostile actor could pass their software off as your own. Stacklok helps you operationalize Sigstore to make sure all build artifacts are cryptographically signed and tamper-proof.

Why Stacklok

To confidently use open source software, security can’t just be the right thing, it has to be the easy thing.

Invisible to developers for effortless adoption

Integrate with existing developer workflows and tools, so you can surface risk intelligence and make safer open source choices.

Confidence and control for security teams 

Access superior threat detection and policy controls, with the power to auto-remediate inconsistencies and reduce manual toil.

The full potential of the open source community

Collaborate with the community leaders and experts that know Sigstore, Minder, Trivy, and other key projects inside-out.

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