average ARR stalled in security review at growth-stage SaaS
typical extension when SBOM evidence is missing from the deal
growth in supply chain breaches over two years, accelerating board scrutiny
one weighted Tech Risk Score every team and stakeholder reads the same way

No purchase friction. No interrupted engineering teams. TripleScan starts producing answers your CFO and board can act on within the first week.
Your engineering team grants read-only access. We do everything else.

We translate forty thousand CVEs, license metadata, and contributor activity into a single number your board, buyer, and insurer all understand the same way.

Procurement asks for an SBOM. Your underwriter asks about supply chain. Your board asks about the latest breach. You answer the same day, with evidence.
TripleScan looks at your software through three independent lenses, then synthesizes them into a single number your board, your buyer, and your underwriter can all read the same way.
The question your CISO and your insurer keep asking. Are there known vulnerabilities in your product, and are there credentials sitting in your code where they should not be?
The question your General Counsel, your acquirer, and your enterprise buyer keep asking. What open source is in your product, what licenses come with it, and can you produce that list on demand?
The question that does not show up on most security tools. Who actually wrote the code in your product, and can you defend that answer when the board, your acquirer, or a customer audit asks?
Most high-visibility breaches happened to organizations holding SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI. Boards, buyers, and underwriters now know the difference between a certificate and a posture.
Scott McCullough
CEO, TripleKey
PR Newswire, October 2025
CVEs enriched by NIST in 2025, the largest single year on record
average Tech Risk Score on day one of a TripleScan engagement
new secrets leaked on public GitHub in 2025, a 34% jump year-over-year
daily SCA across direct and transitive dependencies, no engineering lift

TripleScan operates entirely outside your build process. Patented SCA architecture means a read-only repo token is the entire integration footprint. Your engineers do nothing.
Connect in under five minutes. TripleScan never touches your CI runners, your build artifacts, or your production environment. No pull requests. No webhooks into your pipeline. No merge gating.

Manifest parsing, lockfile analysis, license metadata extraction, contributor anomaly detection, and secret scanning. Every package, every commit, every twenty-four hours.

SBOM exports on demand. Findings surface through dashboard. Role-based access control for security, engineering, and compliance teams.
Works with
TripleScan runs three distinct analyses against your codebase every twenty-four hours. Each one answers a different question. Together, they produce the Tech Risk Score and the evidence trail underneath it.
Daily SCA across direct and transitive dependencies, matched against the global CVE database. Plus full secret scanning across history to catch credentials, tokens, and keys committed by accident.
Manifest and lockfile parsing across every major ecosystem, with full transitive depth. SPDX license normalization and a policy engine for allowlist, blocklist, and conflict rules.
Identity verification across every commit, every repo. Detect anomalous patterns, unverified email domains, and unauthorized contributors. Critical for offshore, contractor, and vendor-delivered code paths.
Most high-visibility breaches happened to organizations that held SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI. Risk does not wait for your next audit cycle.
Patrick McGill, MD
Chief Transformation Officer
Community Health Network
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