Clonyx.io
Your security watchdog for the Software Supply Chain.
Analyze every git clone or packages for threats before threat reaches production. Get deep behavioral visibility for each code or packages downloaded.
Detect threats with reduced false positives using advanced context analysis of code, files, and network targets.
MITRE ATT&CK mapping foster actionable, up-to-date intelligence on emerging attack methods.
The Supply Chain Security Gap
Traditional tools scan for known vulnerabilities (CVEs), but behavioral threats often remain undetected. Advanced attacks like hidden Command & Control (C2) infrastructure, obfuscated backdoors, and data exfiltration can easily bypass legacy approaches.
Malicious actors exploit trusted repositories through techniques such as malicious commits, persistence mechanisms, and AI-generated code. These vectors extend the attack surface beyond what conventional tools were designed to catch.
As the software supply chain becomes more complex, organizations require a new layer of behavioral security to stay ahead of evolving threats.
Multi-Layered Behavioral Detection
Advanced Threat Detection: Real-time detection of C2 patterns, reverse shells, and persistence mechanisms ensures proactive threat discovery across your pipeline.
Semantic Analysis: AI-powered similarity matching identifies obfuscated threats, mapping all anomalies to actionable intelligence within the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
Context-Aware Decisions: Minimize false positives by analyzing code context, file types, and network destinations for higher-fidelity detection.
How It Works
Whenever a Git clone is triggered or a package is downloaded via package manager, Clonyx performs a real-time analysis, producing results in just 2-5 seconds via an intuitive dashboard.
Clonyx analyzes for command & control patterns, backdoor persistence, data exfiltration methods, remote execution tactics, and advanced supply chain trojans.
By continuously scanning every code change, Clonyx provides always-on visibility into evolving threats lurking in your supply chain.
Use Cases
DevSecOps Teams: Integrate behavioral security directly into your CI/CD pipelines for real-time protection against supply chain threats.
Security Operations: Monitor software supply chains for command & control infrastructure, data exfiltration, and malicious activity.
Open Source & AI-Assisted Development: Ensure the safety of open source repositories and validate AI-generated code for hidden backdoors.
