Link CVE scan results to developer activity to reveal who introduced vulnerabilities—whether human or AI. With unified scanning and full developer context, teams can investigate faster and strengthen accountability across the SDLC.
Most security tools stop at detection. Archipelo goes further — showing who introduced a vulnerability, where it originated, and how it entered your codebase. Findings from SAST, SCA, IaC, container, and secret scans are automatically linked to the specific commit, pull request, and developer — or even to the AI agent responsible.

Event Explorer consolidates all developer and security activity into a single timeline—from GitHub commits, pull requests, and reviews to browser actions and scan results. This developer visibility forms the foundation of Developer Security Information and Event Management (DevSIEM), capturing and correlating data from IDEs, browsers, and version control systems.
By maintaining a complete event history tied to vulnerabilities, Archipelo enhances audits, accelerates forensics, and turns developer data into actionable security intelligence.

When incidents occur, time is critical. Archipelo combines vulnerability attribution with Developer Detection & Response (DevDR) workflows to give teams the context they need to triage faster and investigate root causes with precision.
By linking code changes, developer actions, and scan results, Archipelo helps identify risky behaviors early and route issues to the right owners — unifying visibility, detection, and response across the SDLC.

Archipelo helps organizations ensure developer security, resulting in increased software security and trust for your business.
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