
Build-time CI/CD firewall enforcing zero-trust policies across pipeline transactions.

Build-time CI/CD firewall enforcing zero-trust policies across pipeline transactions.
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InvisiRisk is a cybersecurity company focused on securing CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) pipelines through a product it calls the Build-time Application Firewall (BAF). The company positions its technology as a runtime security layer that operates within the software build process, rather than relying on static code analysis performed before or after builds. Core product capabilities include: - Deep packet inspection across CI/CD pipeline traffic - Inline policy enforcement to block threats in real time - Zero Trust enforcement applied to pipeline transactions - TruSBOM, a proprietary feature for Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) reconstruction - Real-time dashboards and risk scoring - Automated attestation generation InvisiRisk's approach centers on inspecting live network flows and transactions that occur during the build process, targeting threats that emerge mid-pipeline rather than at the code level. The product is designed to detect and block risks such as malicious or AI-generated code, dependency confusion and package substitution attacks (referred to as "slop-squatting"), and unauthorized outbound connections from build environments. Target customers include software development teams, DevSecOps practitioners, organizations that procure third-party software, and regulated industries with compliance requirements around software supply chain integrity. The company differentiates itself from traditional application security tools by focusing on the build-time environment as a distinct attack surface, arguing that static analysis and post-deployment scanning leave a gap during the active build phase of the software development lifecycle.