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Semgrep Supply Chain’s reachability analysis lets you quickly find and remediate the 2% of issues that are actually reachable.

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Developers hate supply chain tools because they are 98% spam: they don’t actually look at code

Semgrep Supply Chain helps you prioritize the 2% vulnerabilities that actually affect your code.

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Rob Picard, Vanta

Rob Picard

Security Lead, Vanta

“Our engineers are excited we’ve got Semgrep Supply Chain. Managing vulnerabilities in NPM packages is chaos without any sense of reachability.”
jessica-grider

Jessica Grider

Sr. DevSecOps Engineer, Policygenius

“Semgrep Supply Chain helped us be more productive by reducing the number of false positives.”
Daniel Cuthbert

Daniel Cuthbert

Security Researcher

“Clarity affords focus. Rather than chasing vulnerability ghosts, Semgrep Supply Chain helps me fine-tune the attack plan to go after the real risks lurking in my code.”
Roger Thornton

Roger Thornton

former Founder & CTO of Fortify

“Nobody wants to be the security engineer who cried wolf, but doing the sophisticated analysis to find the real vulnerabilities takes lots of work. Use an expert tool like Semgrep Supply Chain to do it for you.”
Marc Bown

Marc Bown

CISO, Immutable

“Knowing which vulnerabilities to address often requires a huge amount of skilled analysis. Getting that wrong can result in missing a critical issue, while asking a team to fix something irrelevant damages trust and wastes scarce engineering time.”
Rob Picard, Vanta

Rob Picard

Security Lead, Vanta

“Our engineers are excited we’ve got Semgrep Supply Chain. Managing vulnerabilities in NPM packages is chaos without any sense of reachability.”
jessica-grider

Jessica Grider

Sr. DevSecOps Engineer, Policygenius

“Semgrep Supply Chain helped us be more productive by reducing the number of false positives.”
Daniel Cuthbert

Daniel Cuthbert

Security Researcher

“Clarity affords focus. Rather than chasing vulnerability ghosts, Semgrep Supply Chain helps me fine-tune the attack plan to go after the real risks lurking in my code.”
Roger Thornton

Roger Thornton

former Founder & CTO of Fortify

“Nobody wants to be the security engineer who cried wolf, but doing the sophisticated analysis to find the real vulnerabilities takes lots of work. Use an expert tool like Semgrep Supply Chain to do it for you.”
Marc Bown

Marc Bown

CISO, Immutable

“Knowing which vulnerabilities to address often requires a huge amount of skilled analysis. Getting that wrong can result in missing a critical issue, while asking a team to fix something irrelevant damages trust and wastes scarce engineering time.”
Rob Picard, Vanta

Rob Picard

Security Lead, Vanta

“Our engineers are excited we’ve got Semgrep Supply Chain. Managing vulnerabilities in NPM packages is chaos without any sense of reachability.”
jessica-grider

Jessica Grider

Sr. DevSecOps Engineer, Policygenius

“Semgrep Supply Chain helped us be more productive by reducing the number of false positives.”
Daniel Cuthbert

Daniel Cuthbert

Security Researcher

“Clarity affords focus. Rather than chasing vulnerability ghosts, Semgrep Supply Chain helps me fine-tune the attack plan to go after the real risks lurking in my code.”
Roger Thornton

Roger Thornton

former Founder & CTO of Fortify

“Nobody wants to be the security engineer who cried wolf, but doing the sophisticated analysis to find the real vulnerabilities takes lots of work. Use an expert tool like Semgrep Supply Chain to do it for you.”
Marc Bown

Marc Bown

CISO, Immutable

“Knowing which vulnerabilities to address often requires a huge amount of skilled analysis. Getting that wrong can result in missing a critical issue, while asking a team to fix something irrelevant damages trust and wastes scarce engineering time.”

Semgrep’s reachability analysis helps find high-priority issues

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Quickly identifies new vulnerabilities

Semgrep Supply Chain is the most important line of defense against new vulnerabilities enabling you to stay on top of emerging threats

  • Determines if a vulnerability is reachable or unreachable in your code so that you can prioritize issues

  • Uses high-quality rules produced by Semgrep’s security research team that reduce false positives

  • Reduces manual work required to detect and remediate vulnerabilities

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Minimizes false positives

Backed by high-quality reachability rules created by Semgrep’s security research team and powered by Semgrep

  • Finds which third-party vulnerabilities are reachable

  • Lets you triage important (reachable) vulnerabilities immediately and place everything else (unreachable) in backlog

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Helps proactively manage dependencies

  • Enables querying across your entire codebase for any dependency at any version, on-demand

  • Opens visibility into license composition for all your dependencies

  • Helps configure policies for non-compliant licenses that block during pull requests (PR)

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Supports modern languages and technologies

  • Integrates easily with popular SCMs (GitHub and GitLab) and CI/CD workflows

  • Supports modern languages: Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and TypeScript

Customer success stories

Policygenius

With Semgrep Supply Chain, Policygenius was able to:

  • Onboard in minutes

  • Scan dependencies in less than 2 minutes

  • Immediately find critical issues

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On demand webinar

Semgrep Supply Chain: The Future of SCA

Jessica Grider, Senior DevSecOps Engineer at Policygenius, Adam Berman, Engineering Director at r2c, and Jonathan Werrett, Head of Security at r2c discuss how:

  • Organizations can prioritize the 2% of the most critical security risks

  • Policygenius was saved from countless hours of triaging false positives

  • Security industry trends fueled our engineers to develop a better solution for managing OSS risks