The Intelligence Layer for Software Trust
Understand Every Software Dependency Before Trusting It.
Not Every Threat Has a CVE.
The software supply chain changes faster than vulnerability databases can document it.
New Doesn’t Mean Safe
A new package version can be malicious before anyone has reported it.
Known Doesn’t Mean Safe
A dependency can pass a vulnerability scan while quietly changing what it does.
Safe Doesn’t Mean Isolated
A package may look harmless alone, while its relationships reveal a larger campaign.
Three Ways to Read Software Components
Understand every component through its history, behavior, and relationships.
Component
package-name@1.4.3
From Signals to Verdicts.
Tricorder puts every component through four steps, adds the context the component can’t provide on its own, and resolves to a single verdict.
Analyze
What it can do, and whether the risk is reachable.
Compare
What changed, and whether the change was declared.
Correlate
Shared maintainers, infrastructure, patterns.
Enrich
Known vulnerabilities and threat intelligence.
VERDICT
- Malicious
- Uncertain
- Pass
Analyze
What it can do, and whether the risk is reachable.
Compare
What changed, and whether the change was declared.
Correlate
Shared maintainers, infrastructure, patterns.
Enrich
Known vulnerabilities and threat intelligence.
VERDICT
- Malicious
- Uncertain
- Pass
One Intelligence Layer. Three Decision Points.
Tricorder brings consistent software analysis wherever components enter and run: at build, at release, and across your fleet.
Tricorder
Software Intelligence
