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Package Security Control Plane

Secure every
npm install
across your org.

Enforce organization policies at install time. Block vulnerable packages, audit every dependency, and maintain compliance without slowing developers down.

Zero-trust by default
Policy enforcement
Sub-second install
~/my-react-app - zsh
npmCurrent Install Focus
3Policy Scopes
LiveAudit Visibility
OpenCLI + Runtime Core

HOW IT WORKS

Enforce.
Audit.
Comply.

Policy resolved before install, runtime visibility after execution, and fewer blind spots for security teams.

01

Enforce

The CLI resolves organization, team, and user policy before install begins and stops denied packages before package-manager side effects start.

02

Audit

Allowed, warned, blocked, and bypassed runs are recorded with user, device, timestamp, package set, and the rule or signal that drove the verdict.

03

Comply

Security teams get a live workspace dashboard for incidents, policy posture, device sessions, and risky-package review without forcing developers into a separate workflow.

BUILT FOR YOUR TEAM

Two roles. One unified platform.

For Security Teams

Control without
babysitting.

Define org baselines, layer team-specific rules, and keep user-level overrides visible. Deny-first policy handling blocks risky actions before package-manager side effects.

  • Org, team, and user-scoped policy
  • License allowlist / denylist
  • Vulnerability severity thresholds
  • Audited emergency override path
Policy EngineLive
react@18.3.1
CompliantALLOWED
left-pad@1.3.0
Untrusted originBLOCKED
axios@1.7.2
CompliantALLOWED
event-stream@4.0.1
Critical CVEBLOCKED

For Developers

Same commands.
Zero friction.

Developers use the Package Ninja entrypoint for install, test, publish, and run workflows. It resolves policy first, then passes through to npm, pnpm, or yarn when allowed.

  • Governed install, test, publish, and run
  • npm, pnpm, and yarn passthrough
  • Pre-execution allow/warn/block verdicts
  • Offline policy cache for CI
~/my-react-app - zsh

SECURITY INSIGHTS

Intelligence briefings from real supply-chain incidents.

Three sourced briefings on packaging exposure, maintainer compromise, and credential-harvesting package malware, with the Package Ninja control that would have reduced blast radius.

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package supply chain?

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