DEPENDENCY SECURITY

New CVEs drop every day.
Know what affects you.

Check every open source package across your repos for known vulnerabilities, so you’re never the last to find out.

THE OUTCOME
Full visibility across your codebases
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Dependency inventory
32
repos
1,284
packages
10
ecosystems
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No known issuesVulnerable
Top exposure across your orgby repos affected
qs-parser 2.3.0
fix: 2.4.1
7 reposCritical
img-resize 1.8.2
fix: 1.9.0
4 reposHigh
yaml-lite 0.9.4
fix: 0.9.6
2 reposMedium

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THE PROBLEM

Your code is only as safe
as its packages.

01

Agents install packages nobody reviewed.

Coding agents pull in new packages to get the job done, each with its own dependencies and vulnerabilities. Nobody chose them on purpose, so nobody is tracking whether they’re safe.

02

Nobody can see every package you depend on.

Packages are spread across every repo, language and package manager you use. When a new advisory drops, nobody can say straight away which repos are affected.

03

'Safe' packages don’t necessarily stay safe.

New vulnerabilities can get disclosed in packages you installed months, even years ago. Your code didn’t change, but your exposure did.

OUR SOLUTION

Full coverage of every package you depend on.

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APPSEC VISIBILITY

Every package, across every repo, in one view.

See every third-party package your org installs and exactly where, with anything that needs attention flagged. When anyone asks whether you’re covered, you have a confident answer.

acme
Every package
1,284 packages32 repos
PackageVersionReposStatus
lodash4.17.15122 advisories
Prototype pollution and command injection. Upgrade to 4.17.21.
axios1.7.431No issues
No known advisories for 1.7.4 in any repo.
requests2.32.39No issues
No known advisories for 2.32.3 in any repo.
jackson-databind2.15.241 advisory
Unsafe deserialization. Upgrade to 2.15.4.
Developer Experience

Fix one package, clear every advisory.

Dam Secure groups every known vulnerability by package and shows the version that fixes them. Your agents can pull the critical ones over MCP, so fixes start where the code gets written.

lodash4.17.15
Command injectionCritical
Prototype pollutionHigh
ReDoS in trimMedium
Upgrade to 4.17.21Clears all 3
Your agentMCP
get critical findings
lodash → 4.17.21
follow-redirects → 1.15.6
Fixing in payments-api...
Zero Config

Turnkey support for 10 ecosystems.

Connect your repos and Dam Secure checks packages across npm, PyPI, Maven, Go and six more ecosystems, monorepos included. There’s no per-language setup and nothing to configure.

acme-monorepo4 ecosystems detected
npmapps/webJavaScript
PyPIservices/apiPython
Mavenservices/billingJava
Gotools/cliGo
Setup neededNone
npmPyPIMavenGo+6 more supported
"Putting Dam Secure in the place ensures that you'll have full coverage, and with it, full confidence."
Sam Stewart, Head of Security at Serval
Doug Rathbone
VP of Engineering
DEPENDENCY SECURITY
Full
Coverage of your packages
Check every open source package across your repos for known vulnerabilities, so you’re never the last to find out.

How it works

01

Connect your repos.

Install the GitHub App once for your org, or connect GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps. Dam Secure finds every package on its own.

02

Check every package.

Each package version is matched against known advisories across 10 ecosystems.

03

Triage the package findings.

Work through findings grouped by package, or pull them straight into your coding agent.

Works with the tools you already use

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