LavaMoat
LavaMoat is a set of tools for securing JavaScript projects against software supply chain attacks. It aims to tackle supply chain security at various stages of the software lifecycle, including package installation, build time, and runtime, to protect against theft of important secrets and vulnerabilities.
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