Raven Runtime Gatekeeper CI/CD Security

Raven Runtime Gatekeeper brings runtime application intelligence into the CI/CD process so teams can stop dangerous builds before they reach production. Unlike traditional security gates that fail builds based on package presence, CVSS scores, or theoretical risk, Raven evaluates which libraries, functions, and code paths are expected to execute in the production environment. Teams can create deterministic policies that block builds when vulnerable code is likely to run and is reachable or exploitable, using signals such as network exposure, CVSS, EPSS, and known-exploited vulnerability intelligence. Raven can also stop malicious packages and compromised dependencies, detect exposed secrets and credentials, and enforce open-source license policies directly in the pipeline. Each control is evaluated independently, producing a clear pass or fail result without relying on blended risk scores. Vulnerabilities associated with dormant libraries, unused code paths, or components not expected to execute in production are ignored by default, helping reduce false positives and unnecessary remediation work. Raven applies historical and live runtime intelligence from production to predict the behavior of new builds during CI/CD. Security teams can define granular policies and scoped exceptions without writing custom code or weakening the broader gate. Runtime Gatekeeper works across containerized and non-containerized environments, including cloud-native platforms, traditional virtual machines, hybrid infrastructure, and on-premises deployments. If a risk reaches production, Raven ADR applies the same runtime intelligence to provide continued detection and prevention after deployment.