Application Security

Supply Chain Security Assessment

Find and close the paths into your environment through packages, pipelines and vendors

Overview

Map What You Depend On

Attackers increasingly reach companies through what they depend on: open-source packages, build pipelines, vendor integrations and third-party access. Our Supply Chain Security Assessment maps those dependencies, tests how an attacker could use them, and gives you a plan to close the gaps. Where it fits, we put controls in place with Chainsaw, our tool for blocking malicious and typosquatted packages at install time and generating SBOMs.

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cyphlon / approach 4 steps

01 Scoping & Onboarding
02 Solution Review
03 Reporting
04 Implementation Support (Optional)

Approach

Our Process

Step 01

Scoping & Onboarding

We agree assessment goals with your technical teams, map the infrastructure involved and set up the access we need.

Step 02

Solution Review

We review your dependencies, package sources, build pipeline and vendor connections, and test the paths an attacker could use to get code or access into your environment.

Step 03

Reporting

An executive summary of the business risk, and a technical report with prioritised findings and step-by-step remediation.

Step 04

Implementation Support (Optional)

We help put the recommendations in place: guided remediation for your infrastructure, install-time package protection and SBOM generation with Chainsaw, and advice on new security processes. We also offer security training for your teams and ongoing support as your supply chain changes.

What you receive

A review of your dependencies, package sources, build pipeline and vendor connections
An executive summary of the business risk
A technical report with prioritised findings and remediation steps
Optional help with remediation, package protection and SBOMs

Common questions

What counts as the supply chain?

Everything you depend on to build and run software: open-source packages, build pipelines, vendor integrations and third-party access.

Do we have to use Chainsaw?

No. We use Chainsaw for install-time package protection and SBOMs where it fits, and the assessment stands on its own without it.

Benefits

Why Assess Your Supply Chain

Fewer Disruptions

Reduce the chance that a compromised package or vendor takes your services down.

Stronger Vendor Controls

Know which vendors and integrations can reach your environment, and hold them to clear security requirements.

Regulatory Support

SBOMs and documented controls give you evidence for regulators and customers.

Customer Trust

Show customers how you protect their data and keep your service reliable.

Why us

Why Cyphlon?

Multi-Vector Assessment

We look at people and processes as well as code and infrastructure.

Ongoing Support

Support that adapts as your dependencies, vendors and pipelines change.

Low Disruption

We introduce controls together with your team, so builds and releases keep moving.

Rapid Feedback Loops

You get feedback throughout the assessment, so your team can start fixing issues before the final report.