SolarWinds (2020)
Compromised build script led to breaches at 6,500+ organizations. Attackers gained persistent access through tampered releases.
Announcing Network visibility for GitHub Actions runners
Every build pulls in third-party dependencies and workflows. With each update, your attack surface grows—introducing unseen risks into your environment.
Recent incidents have shown how attackers exploit CI environments to inject malicious code, leading to significant breaches. A single script is all it takes – putting sensitive data, customers and reputation at risk.
listen.dev provides visibility and control over what executes in your GitHub Actions environment. See behaviors that static tools miss.
See every connection your builds make. Map allowed endpoints and block unauthorized egress to prevent data exfiltration.
Monitor actual runtime execution and system interactions. Reduce MTTD through early detection of malicious signals. Catch attacks that static tools miss.
Automatically establish a behavioral baseline for every build. Flag anomalies and stop suspicious patterns as they emerge
High-signal alerts delivered directly to your existing toolchain (e.g., Slack, SIEM). Get full context for every detected threat
Runtime monitoring for modern architectures, threats and teams.
Powered by eBPF for comprehensive execution insights with minimal overhead
Single binary deployment with zero configuration. Fast builds, seamless integration.
Zero-copy architecture and optimized data structures ensure negligible impact on build times
Stay ahead of emerging threats. Ship secure products.
“There are a lot of tools that process security advisory data, but listen.dev is the first I've seen that goes a step further, applying behavioral analysis to find issues before they get reported to an advisory database. This is the kind of thing we'd always wanted to do at npm, Inc., but never got around to. It's super exciting to see it come to fruition.”
Isaac Z. Schlueter, creator of NPM, NPM, Inc.
“Dynamic analysis of package behavior in CI is huge. It will annihilate a whole class of vulnerabilities..”
Security Engineer, Crypto wallet
Stop running blind. Get visibility and control over your builds. Ship with confidence.
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