new risks published in 2025, roughly 131 every day
third party involvement in breaches doubled to 30% of all incidents
new malicious open source packages found in 2025, one new npm package every 6 minutes
new secrets exposed in public code in 2025, with AI credential leaks up 81%
Modern software is a stack of borrowed parts. AI assistants generate code. Open source libraries do most of the heavy lifting. Vendors plug into other vendors through APIs. A typical product touches hundreds of components your team did not author and cannot directly inspect.
That assembly model is faster, cheaper, and more powerful than anything that came before. It also means a single weak link, anywhere in the chain, becomes your problem. Your risk is no longer just what you build. It is everything you depend on.
The old way of checking that risk, a once a year audit or a vendor questionnaire, was designed for a world that no longer exists.

Four shifts have rewritten what software risk actually means. TripleScan was built for all of them at the same time.
AI assistants are now drafting a meaningful share of every codebase. Speed is up. Visibility into what was generated, where it came from, and whether it carries copied vulnerabilities is way down. TripleScan reads what is actually in your code, regardless of who or what wrote it, and flags risk in plain language your leadership can act on.
Your core platform talks to a CRM that talks to a billing tool that talks to an analytics service that talks to AI APIs. Each connection is a doorway. When risk shows up in one place, it can move quickly to all the others. TripleKey watches the doorways every single day, not once a quarter.
Third party involvement in breaches doubled in the last year, and supply chain incidents now take 267 days to contain, the longest of any attack vector. The risk is no longer in your four walls. TripleKey gives you continuous visibility into the partners you already rely on, so you can verify their security posture without slowing down deals or damaging the relationship.
Most modern software is built on open source components maintained by people you have never met. New vulnerabilities are disclosed every hour. A library that was clean yesterday can have a critical issue tomorrow. TripleKey rescans daily so the answer to "are we exposed" is never out of date.
Boards ask one question. Auditors ask another. Customers ask a third. Engineers, executives, procurement, and compliance all need an answer they can trust, and they need to see the same number when they ask. TripleKey is that number.
One score, one trend line, one place to point at in a board meeting. No more pulling four reports together the night before.
Share a live, verifiable view of your security posture. Turn the security review stage from a deal killer into a competitive advantage.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 capture a single moment. TripleKey shows the full record, every day, ready for review whenever someone asks.
Continuous monitoring software risk, in one executive dashboard, with no technical credentials required.
Most security tools insert themselves into the daily work of your engineers. They live in the build process, the code editor, the deployment pipeline. When they break, work stops. When they slow things down, deadlines slip. When they go silent, no one knows.
TripleKey works differently. We connect to your code in a read only way, the same way you might give a trusted advisor read access to a folder. We never touch the keyboard. We never block a release. We never change a single line of code. We look, we read, we report.
Your engineers keep moving at full speed. Your leaders, your customers, and your board get a clear, current picture of risk that updates every single day.
Nothing to install. Nothing to maintain. Nothing for engineering to babysit.
Cannot break a build, slow a release, or interfere with development.
Read only access. We see the code, we never modify it.
Stand up in days, not months. No procurement war with the engineering team.

The point of all this is not a prettier dashboard. It is the operational change that follows when leadership, customers, and auditors all see the same answer.
Hand prospects a live view of your security posture instead of a 60 page questionnaire. Move security review out of the deal blocker column.
Daily scans replace point in time certifications. When an auditor or customer asks, the answer is already current and already documented.
Continuously verify the partners you already trust. Catch the issues that develop between annual reviews, before they become headlines.
One score. One trend. One conversation. Your quarterly software risk update is ready before you walk into the room.
Your engineers do not change a thing. No new tool to learn, no pipeline to rewire, no release that gets blocked by a scanner having a bad day.
When your software guides decisions that matter, the invisible risk inside it cannot stay invisible. We surface it every day, in a form your leadership can actually use.