The easiest way for your team to monitor & prevent supply chain attacks in your CI pipeline before they happen.
Get StartedEasily Secure Your CI/CD Pipelines with Our Lightweight eBPF-Based Runtime Security Solution, Detecting and Preventing Real-Time Threats Including Zero-Day Attacks.
Defend against a range of modern attacks, including TypoSquatting, malicious dependencies, and code injections.
Swiftly identifies and thwarts software supply-chain attacks, including recent high-profile incidents like SolarWinds and CodeCov.
With eBPF sensors, attacks are proactively monitored and blocked at the kernel level, thwarting them before any harm can be done.
Protect your build with minimal data transfer - only essential information is uploaded, with no source code sharing.
View security reports directly within your developer environment, with seamless integration into your pipelines.
Boost the security of your project with Cimon's free offering
Easily Integrates with Your Workflows, Compatible with Modern CI Systems.
With just a few clicks, you'll be able to enjoy the peace of mind that comes with comprehensive pipeline protection.
Cimon the beaver was a master builder who loved nothing more than working with his paws and teeth to create something new. One day, he noticed that the software developers in his community were struggling with supply-chain attacks, and he knew he had to help.
With his sharp teeth and keen senses, Cimon built a runtime security solution that could detect and prevent these attacks, using eBPF technology to monitor the system and protect against threats.
Cimon prevents supply-chain attacks by monitoring and preventing the golden pillars of CI/CD pipeline security: process execution, network access, and file access. It enables you to detect a breach, identify a compromised pipeline runner, deny access to the source code, and mitigate exfiltration attempts.
Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) is a revolutionary technology that enables the Linux kernel to execute custom programs within the kernel context safely. eBPF is highly efficient and allows developers to write code that can be run inside the kernel without needing kernel modifications or the risk of crashing the system. In the context of Cimon, eBPF is used to monitor and mitigate attacks within the kernel.
First, you should go through the learning phase and run Cimon in detect mode to monitor the CI pipeline behavior. The Cimon report will suggest the correct security policy to apply for the prevention phase. Once applied, any deviation will be terminated, leaving your pipeline harmless.
Cimon is totally free! So get started and unleash the power of the beaver!
We prioritize the privacy of our users and only collect the necessary information to enhance their experience and improve our product. We utilize this information to present the report findings to the user on the Cimon platform and to assist the user in creating project-specific security policies. Please refer to our privacy policy for more details on our privacy practices, including data collection, usage, protection, and user rights.
Cimon supports various CI platforms like GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, and Jenkins. You can find the complete support list here.
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