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The challenge isn't predicting the next malicious package. It's stopping it before it reaches your developers or CI/CD pipelines. Varnish Artifact Firewall enforces policy the moment a dependency is requested, giving security teams a chance to block known threats and quarantine the unknown before they enter the build. Learn how request-time dependency enforcement helps reduce software supply chain risk.

Recent supply chain attacks have shown signed and verified packages aren't always safe. Security teams need stronger controls at the point where dependencies are requested, not after they've already entered the environment. Learn how organizations are shifting enforcement upstream, enabling security teams to apply policy before it can reach developers, repositories, or build pipelines.

Package security shouldn't be a bottleneck. Varnish Artifact Firewall evaluates every dependency request in real time, while approved packages continue through the pipeline without unnecessary friction. Protect your software supply chain without slowing developer productivity.

You don't need to replace your existing artifact repository to improve software supply chain security. Varnish Artifact Firewall acts as a request-time security gate in front of the registries you already use like Artifactory, Nexus, or public repositories, without introducing another developer platform or changing existing workflows.

Security controls shouldn't require migrating your repositories or adopting an entirely new platform. Varnish Artifact Firewall works alongside your existing registries, applying request-time enforcement wherever developers pull dependencies. - No platform lock-in - No repository replacement - Just policy enforcement where it matters most.

Every repeated artifact request impacts infrastructure performance and cost. Varnish Virtual Registry sits between developers, CI/CD systems, and artifact repositories to cache and deliver dependencies at high speed.