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 Define & Enforce Software Supply Chain Policy

Experience seamless, always-on protection and policy enforcement

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Security-as-Code Mechanism to Enforce Policy Without Disruption

Phylum’s policy engine sits directly between the open-source ecosystem and the tools developers use to build source code, in line with the package selection process. 

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Limit Risk and Reduce Remediation

Automatically enforce software supply chain security and compliance policy directly in developers’ native work environments to block attacks and ensure only trusted code is used

Default Policy (850 × 450 px)

Comply by Default

The Phylum platform comes equipped with a default policy that detects risks across five domains - software vulnerabilities, license misuse, OSS malware, author risk and reputation and engineering risk – and blocks attacks. The default policy also allows organizations to comply with software supply chain security regulations in NIST, ISO and more. 

Customize Policy 

Leveraging OPA, users with more specific requirements can easily write custom policies as needs evolve. 

Custom policy (850 × 450 px)
Open-Source Ecosystems & Data Feeds

Phylum Research

Bad Beat Poetry
Malware   |   Apr 30, 2023

Bad Beat Poetry

Lockfiles are great. They can also be hard to review and a source of...

Bad Beat Poetry Charles Coggins, Senior Software Engineer
Q1 2023 Evolution of Software Supply Chain Security
  |   Apr 25, 2023

Q1 2023 Evolution of Software Supply Chain Security

Q1 insights from the Phylum Research Team.

Q1 2023 Evolution of Software Supply Chain Security The Phylum Research Team
Attackers Repurposing existing Python-based Malware for Distribution on NPM
Research   |   Apr 19, 2023

Attackers Repurposing existing Python-based Malware for Distribution on NPM

Phylum identifies threat actors repurposing common PyPI malware on N...

Attackers Repurposing existing Python-based Malware for Distribution on NPM The Phylum Research Team