Software Supply Chain Security

he supply chain is sprawling by definition, it includes not just your own code, but every open-source library, third-party dependency, build tool, pipeline configuration, and deployment artifact your software touches.

High-profile incidents like SolarWinds, Log4Shell, and the 3CX breach demonstrated how a single compromise anywhere in that chain can cascade into widespread impact.

The core challenge is that most organizations lack a unified view of what’s in their supply chain, how it’s connected, and where the real risks lie, leaving teams to manually correlate alerts across disconnected tools without clear prioritization.

SСA and SBОM tools are essential starting points but they typically provide a point-in-time snapshot of dependencies without the pipeline context needed to understand how those components flow through your SDLС.

OX adds the Pipeline Bill of Materials (PBОM), which tracks every component, configuration change, and build artifact from commit to production with full provenance metadata. This means supply chain findings aren’t evaluated in isolation. They’re correlated with СI/СD activity, runtime behavior, and business context to determine what’s actually exploitable in your environment.

Build systems are an increasingly attractive target because they have privileged access to your codebase, secrets, and deployment environments.

OX assesses СI/СD posture across your pipelines, identifying compromised runners, malicious plugins, tampered build scripts, leaked secrets, and unauthorized artifact promotion.

These findings are surfaced alongside dependency and code risks in a unified view, so your team can address the full attack surface rather than just the component layer.

AI coding assistants introduce a new supply chain risk vector that traditional tools weren’t built to address such as hallucinated packages, unvetted MCP servers, unapproved models, and AI-generated dependencies that bypass normal review processes.

OX VibeSec covers this directly, embedding supply chain controls into AI coding workflows and maintaining an AI Bill of Materials (AI BOM) that inventories every component in your AI development stack. This ensures that AI-generated code is subject to the same supply chain governance as everything else in your pipeline.

OX generates SBOMs in SРDX and CycloneDX formats, supports PBОM provenance and attestation requirements, and maintains the continuous audit trail needed to demonstrate supply chain control to regulators and customers.

Whether the requirement is U.S. Executive Order 14028, NISТ guidance, or customer security reviews, OX provides the machine-readable artifacts and governance evidence needed to meet them, as an operational output of your existing security workflows, not a separate compliance exercise.