Supply chain security
Catch supply chain attacks before they catch you
EDAMAME Security monitors every process on your workstation and flags suspicious behavior in real time. When a malicious dependency slips into your build, a compromised package phones home, or a trojanized tool starts exfiltrating data, EDAMAME sees it and alerts you—then the AI explains what is going on so you can act fast. The recent wave of supply chain attacks (axios, Trivy, LiteLLM, mini Shai-Hulud) are a sharp reminder that execution still starts on your machine.
Runtime visibility
Supply chain attacks don't announce themselves
They hide in dependencies, package updates, and trusted tools. EDAMAME watches process-level network traffic continuously, uses ML to detect anomalies, and uses AI to explain what is happening—so when a library starts calling an unexpected endpoint, you know and you know why it matters. High-profile cases (axios on npm, LiteLLM, Trivy, mini Shai-Hulud) all repeat the same pattern: the risky behavior runs on a developer machine or build host before production.
Detect malicious packages
Compromised npm, PyPI, or Cargo dependencies often phone home to command-and-control servers. EDAMAME flags unexpected outbound connections the moment they happen.
Monitor build-time behavior
Install scripts and post-install hooks can execute arbitrary code. EDAMAME tracks what runs during your build and alerts you if something reaches out to the network unexpectedly.
Explain the risk instantly
When EDAMAME detects suspicious behavior, the AI explains what is happening in plain language—so you can act immediately, not after hours of investigation.
Real-world protection
Supply chain attacks are real, and recent npm, AI-dependency, and CI-image headlines keep proving it. EDAMAME gives developers the visibility to catch threats where they start—on the workstation and build runner—without slowing down the build.
