Hopper Security is an open source risk management platform that addresses vulnerabilities in third-party OSS libraries without requiring teams to upgrade to new library versions. The core problem it solves: when CVEs or malware are discovered in open source dependencies, the traditional fix requires upgrading to a newer library version — which involves reviewing changelogs, updating code, re-testing behavior, and debugging regressions, all while risking breaking changes and pulling potentially compromised packages. How it works: Hopper delivers secured (patched) versions of the exact library versions teams are already using. These are the same version, same API, same behavior — with the vulnerability removed and no breaking changes introduced. The platform runs a fleet of AI-based autonomous maintainers that work through a four-stage pipeline: - Analyze: Assess vulnerabilities and their exploit conditions - Patch: Generate safe, non-breaking patches for the existing library version - Build & Test: Build and test every patched version - Verify: Confirm the vulnerability is eliminated Evidence produced includes code diffs, build info, test results, and exploit validation. Target users: - Security teams: Receive autonomous vulnerability closure with clear evidence - Engineering teams: Avoid risky upgrades and surprise regressions - Leadership: Benefit from cleaner audits and lower maintenance costs The platform is aimed at enterprise software teams and is trusted by organizations including HP, BeyondTrust, and others.