Archipelo links security scan results to identifiable developer actions and related SDLC events — across human developers, AI copilots, and autonomous agents — establishing structured context for investigation and analysis.
Most security tools identify vulnerabilities in code. Archipelo establishes developer attribution by linking security scan results to identifiable actions and pull requests — whether produced by a human developer, AI copilot, or autonomous agent.
Security scan results from integrated scanners are associated with:
This attribution establishes a structured record showing how findings relate to identifiable code changes and developers responsible.

Archipelo maintains a time-ordered record of attributed events and associated security scan activity, including:
This consolidated record establishes provenance for investigation, reporting, and audit documentation.

When security issues are identified, historical context is required to examine how they relate to prior code changes and developer actions. Archipelo maintains a time-sequenced record linking security scan results to identifiable actions and associated events.
Using this record, teams can:
Archipelo supplies upstream creation context for structured incident investigation.

Verify how your software was produced — across human developers, AI copilots, and agents. Archipelo provides the system of record for execution attribution, security, and governance across software production.
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