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Threatrix

Open source software supply chain security and license compliance platform.

Product
Application Security
Vulnerability Management
GRC
AI Security
MCP

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Threatrix Description

Threatrix is a software supply chain security and compliance platform focused on open source risk management. The platform is designed to detect, remediate, and prevent vulnerabilities and license compliance issues within open source components used in software development. Threatrix offers an autonomous mode that manages open source security with minimal developer involvement, using deterministic analysis to identify and eliminate vulnerabilities. Its core detection engine, called TrueMatch, scans source files across dependency managers, binaries, archives, CDN references, embedded code snippets, and more — going beyond traditional dependency scanning. The platform supports over 420 programming languages. A key capability is Origin Tracing, which provides proof of provenance for detected code, helping compliance and legal teams identify the true origin of code to reduce false positives and clarify licensing obligations. The platform aggregates known open source vulnerability data alongside pre-zero-day intelligence sourced from the dark web, enabling alerts before publicly disclosed vulnerabilities are exploited. Threatrix generates Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) reports in both CycloneDX and SPDX formats at the snippet level, which can be attached directly to release artifacts during the build process. Deployment options include cloud, hybrid, on-premise, and source code manager (SCM) integrations, with source code never transmitted to Threatrix's cloud infrastructure. The platform targets security teams, compliance teams, and legal departments within organizations of varying sizes, including large enterprises requiring high-volume processing of source files.