Depi is an Upstream Security platform that continuously maps the exploitable paths through your upstream attack surface (dependencies, maintainers, registries, and CI pipelines) so you see the attack weeks before it becomes an incident.
Most teams find out about an upstream attack when it is already running inside their build. Depi moves you to the other side of that timeline: knowing which paths an attacker could exploit, weeks before they become incidents.
Traditional SBOM and SCA tools list what you depend on, after the fact. Depi maps the entire chain that produced it: every manifest, package, transitive dependency, maintainer account, registry, email domain, and CI pipeline. The result is a living graph of every trust relationship upstream of your code, continuously re-evaluated as the upstream changes. Against that graph, Depi detects 30+ exploit classes attackers actually use: dependency confusion, maintainer account takeover, GitHub Actions exploitation, and more.
Because every analysis runs from your specific dependency graph, the answers are yours, not the ecosystem's. When an incident hits, the Incident Module answers the only question that matters: "which of my projects are affected, and how deep does it go?" You get a client-specific blast-radius map instead of a generic advisory. Each finding ships with a remediation strategy and an auto-generated GitHub/GitLab pull request, not just a report.
The detection engine is built on the team's published research: the npm cache-poisoning vulnerability affecting 2.1M packages, the expired-email-domain takeover technique covering maintainers with 54.8M monthly downloads, and dependency-confusion RCEs reported at Netflix and a Fortune 500 company. That research is why Ledger Donjon caught the Rollup backdoor with Depi 7 days before the maintainer shipped a patch, and pinned it out of their build before public disclosure.
Connect GitHub or GitLab and get your first exploit paths in minutes. Supports npm, PyPI, Bundler, Cargo, and GitHub Actions.
Highlights
Depi maps the exploitable paths through your upstream attack surface before an attacker can. The first tool to flag anomalies before the community finds them, not after.
A living graph of every upstream trust relationship: packages, maintainers, registries, and CI pipelines. 35+ exploit classes detected, not a static SBOM list.
Client-specific blast radius on any incident, plus auto-generated fix PRs straight into GitHub or GitLab.
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Includes Access to Proactive Research, Full Dependency Tree Scanning and Upstream Maintainer Security. Covers up to 100 repositories with a weekly scan cadence.
$42,000.00
Bucket
Everything in Droplet Pack, sized for growing teams: 250 repositories and an accelerated 72-hour scan cadence.
$72,000.00
Flood
All capabilities with custom repository limits and custom scan frequency. Bespoke onboarding, SLAs and reporting. Contact contact@landh.tech for a tailored quote.
Depi sells three contract packs sized by repository count and scan frequency. The Droplet pack covers up to 100 repositories with weekly scans. The Bucket pack fits growing teams, covering 250 repositories with a 72-hour scan cadence. All three packs include proactive research, full dependency tree scanning, and upstream maintainer security. The Flood pack keeps these capabilities but sets custom repository limits and custom scan frequency, adding bespoke onboarding, SLAs, and reporting through a tailored quote. You scale up by moving from set repository counts to a custom arrangement based on your needs.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one repository for billing purposes?
Each package repository you connect to Depi counts toward your pack limit. The Droplet pack covers up to 100 repositories. The Bucket pack covers 250 repositories. Depi scans each connected repository, including its full dependency tree from direct dependencies to deep transitive layers.
How does scan frequency differ between the packs?
The Droplet pack scans your repositories once per week. The Bucket pack runs scans every 72 hours, checking for threats more often. The Flood pack sets scan frequency to whatever schedule you arrange, defined during onboarding through a tailored quote.
What happens if my repository count grows beyond a pack's limit?
Each pack has a fixed repository ceiling: Droplet up to 100, Bucket up to 250. To cover more, you move to the Flood pack, which sets custom repository limits and scan frequency. Flood is arranged through a tailored quote at contact@landh.tech.
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Depi is am Offensive Security SaaS that continuously maps and scans your entire Software Supply Chain, code, pipelines, registries and maintainers, to expose exploitable gaps before attackers strike.
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