A pre-emptive patch layer for your software supply chain.
PatchAhead sits between your dependencies and the threats targeting them. We discover vulnerabilities early, ship protection first, and handle disclosure responsibly.
From dependency graph to deployed protection.
Inventory
We ingest your SBOM, lockfiles, or connected repositories to build a precise, always-current map of every third-party component and version in production.
Continuous research
Our team and automated analysis pipelines audit those exact components for vulnerabilities that are not yet public, going well beyond matching public CVE lists.
Pre-emptive protection
On discovery we generate a detection and a virtual patch and deliver them to you first, which closes the exposure window right away.
Coordinated disclosure
We work with upstream maintainers to get an official fix released, then help you migrate to it cleanly while you stay protected.
What you get with PatchAhead.
Pre-disclosure intel
Early warning on exploitable flaws affecting your exact dependency versions.
Virtual patches
Neutralize vulnerabilities now and upgrade upstream on your own schedule.
Pipeline-native delivery
WAF, SIEM, and runtime rules with Slack, email, and ticketing integrations.
Signal, not noise
Findings are backed by a proof of concept. If it cannot be exploited against you, we will not page you about it.
Risk prioritization
Every finding is scored by real-world exploitability and your exposure, not a generic CVSS number.
Always-on monitoring
Coverage updates automatically as your dependencies and the threats against them change.
Every ecosystem in your supply chain.
Application packages, container images, and OS-level libraries.
Questions, answered.
Do you need access to our source code?
How is this different from a scanner like Dependabot or Snyk?
What exactly is a virtual patch?
How do we receive protections?
Do you practice responsible disclosure?
Close the gap between discovery and disclosure.
Join the design partners who get protected before the rest of the world knows a vulnerability exists.