Supply Chain Security Testing
Secure the Paths Attackers Prefer
Most modern breaches are no longer isolated to application code. They move through dependency graphs, CI/CD workflows, build agents, and artifact registries. Supply Chain Security Testing helps you detect exploitable paths across those interconnected systems before they impact production.
CurlSek combines AI-based penetration testing with targeted supply chain analysis to validate what is actually exploitable, not just theoretically risky. Teams get prioritized fixes aligned to engineering velocity.
Key Features
- Dependency Risk Validation: Identify exploitable transitive dependencies and package poisoning scenarios
- CI/CD Attack Path Testing: Exercise pipeline abuse paths including credential misuse and runner compromise
- Artifact Integrity Checks: Validate signing controls, provenance gaps, and tamper exposure across releases
- Build System Hardening Insights: Detect weak trust boundaries in build orchestration and deployment flow
- Exploit-Verified Prioritization: Focus engineering on validated, high-impact supply chain issues
- Continuous Monitoring Alignment: Keep testing synchronized with release cadence and dependency drift
Common Scenarios We Test
Dependency Poisoning
Simulate malicious package or update injection paths within build and release workflows.
Pipeline Privilege Abuse
Assess runner tokens, secrets exposure, and escalation opportunities inside CI/CD jobs.
Artifact Trust Failures
Test whether unsigned or tampered artifacts can enter deployment channels undetected.
Third-Party Integration Risk
Validate partner tooling and external build dependencies as part of your attack surface.