Safeguard
Safeguard & Self-Heal your Software Supply Chain (Zero Days)
What it does
Most AppSec tools stop at detection. They hand engineers a long list of vulnerabilities and walk away. Safeguard closes the loop. We unify SAST, DAST, IAST and SCA plus zero-day discovery in one platform, then go further: automated remediation that opens real fix PRs for known vulns and zero-days, with CI and policy gate enforcement and a full audit trail. Powered by our own Griffin AI models, not API wrappers. Deploys cloud, on-prem, air-gapped, sovereign. Around 60 to 70% below legacy tools.
AI-native software supply chain security. Griffin AI ranks findings by reachability and authors the fix as a pull request your CI can merge.
Software supply chain security that acts on what it finds: Griffin AI traces the vulnerabilities that are actually reachable and ships the fix — no ticket, no triage. One control plane, from dependencies and containers to 373 compliance frameworks . Every stage is a mechanism, not a promise, inventory to merged fix to written evidence, with policy gates you control. Every repo, container and manifest becomes a live SBOM graph, deep transitive + cross-package taint edges included. Call-graph reachability plus an adversarial disproof pass, a second model attacks each finding before you ever see it. Griffin authors the compatible upgrade, runs your CI, and validates against your regression…from safeguard.sh
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