Your pipeline is the attack surface.We prove it beforethreat actors do.

Supply chain penetration testing validates the security of your software delivery pipeline — CI/CD systems, open-source dependencies, third-party components, artifact signing, and build infrastructure. Unlike application testing, it focuses on the trust chain between code and production deployment.

We enumerate your internal package namespaces across all package managers, then assess whether equivalent public registry names are unclaimed or claimable by an attacker. We validate your package manager configuration to confirm whether it would resolve to the attacker's version over your internal package, and provide explicit PoC evidence.

Testing is performed with minimum necessary access — typically read-only access to pipeline configurations and registry metadata. We never require production deployment access. Exploitation demonstrations are performed in isolated test branches or staging environments. All access is scoped, documented, and revoked upon engagement completion.

We test all major platforms including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket Pipelines, ArgoCD, Tekton, and Flux. We also test supporting infrastructure including container registries (ECR, GCR, ACR, Artifactory), package registries (npm, PyPI, Maven, NuGet), and IaC pipeline tooling.

SLSA (Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts) is a security framework providing specific, measurable requirements for build integrity. We assess your current SLSA level (1-4), identify the gaps blocking advancement, and provide a concrete technical roadmap with code examples to reach your target level.

You receive a risk-prioritised findings report with CVSS v3.1 scores, step-by-step exploitation evidence, blast-radius analysis, and pipeline-native remediation code you can implement immediately. An executive summary suitable for CISO and board-level reporting is included, plus a 30-day remediation timeline and re-test scope definition.