An AI-powered platform that generates SBOMs directly from application binaries to firmware images and continuously protects by integrating to the software supply chain lifecycle.
By 2025, 45% of organizations worldwide will have experienced attacks on their software supply chains, a three-fold increase from 2021. To protect software supply chain, the more recent executive order (14028) calls for the implementation of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). A SBOM is a list of all the third-party components used in a codebase, and it contains information like licenses, versions, and sub-packages for security teams to evaluate component reputation or identify security and license risks.
Deepbits efficiently generates SBOM directly from binary code using patented Code AI technology. It uncovers components of binary code even they are statically linked in and enables visibility that far beyond other solutions. SBOMs are further processed to identify vulnerabilities, malware, license violations and other threats in software supply chain.
Features:
SBOM Analysis
Malware analysis
Vulnerability analysis
Dynamic behavior analysis
Misconfiguration detection
Integrations with various platforms (e.g., aws).
Continuous monitoring.
Supported Inputs:
Docker image, memory snapshot, VM images, firmware, binary code, mobile apps, etc.
Programs written by Java, C/C++, RUST, Javascript, Go, Ruby, Python, etc.
Use cases:
Software Bill of materials. Generate and analyze SBOM for unknown binary files.
Container Security. Analyze docker images to find malware, vulnerabilities,
suspicious behaviors, misconfigurations, etc.
Continuous Cloud Security. Build SBOM for your cloud services and use it to
manage known and new threats of your cloud services
efficiently.
Highlights
Software bill of materials analysis without the need of source code.
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This listing uses a single usage-based pricing dimension. You pay per unit of Image Usage, where each unit equals 1 cent of usage. Your cost scales directly with how much you use the binary analysis platform. There are no fixed tiers, seats, or upfront commitments. Charges accrue based on your actual consumption, so your bill grows or shrinks with activity. This structure suits variable workloads, since you pay only for what you use rather than a set quantity.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one unit of Image Usage for billing?
Each unit equals 1 cent of usage tied to analyzing a binary image on the platform. You upload files for analysis, such as malware, firmware, or vulnerability checks. Consumption accrues as you run these analyses, and charges scale with the volume of work you process.
Am I charged when I am not running any binary analysis?
Charges accrue only as you consume Image Usage. When you run no analyses, no usage units meter, so nothing accrues for that period. Your bill reflects actual activity. This suits variable workloads where analysis volume rises and falls over time.
Do I commit to a fixed quantity upfront, or pay only for what I use?
You pay only for actual consumption. This is usage-based billing with no fixed tiers, seats, or upfront quantity commitment. Each unit of Image Usage meters as you analyze binaries. The more you process, the more units accrue on your invoice.
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