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Deep Field

Your web apps ship code nobody chose: nested dependencies, third-party scripts, libraries no one has updated in years. Attackers enumerate it from the outside. Deep Field does too — before they get there.

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The Vision

Ten days watching
unmapped space

In 1995, the Hubble Telescope pointed at a seemingly empty patch of sky for ten days. The result—the Deep Field image—revealed over 3,000 previously unknown galaxies hidden in apparent darkness, at the edge of the cosmic frontier.

Deep Field applies the same principle to your software supply chain. The gaps are in the places nobody thought to look: transitive dependencies four levels deep, an abandoned library still loading on a forgotten subdomain, a script that changed last week. Attackers already scan for these. We get there first.

Capabilities

What Deep Field finds

Deep Field inspects what your web applications actually serve to users, and infers the software bill of materials from the outside in.

Finds what you didn't know you shipped

Unknown packages, unsupported libraries, dependencies nested several levels below anything in your lockfile, and live supply chain compromises. If it is internet reachable, Deep Field can see it.

Cuts the false positives

A finding is only useful if the affected code actually runs. Deep Field checks whether a vulnerable version is really the one being served before it alerts you, so your team stops losing afternoons to misattributed CVEs.

No integration required

Nothing to install in CI, no agent on a developer machine, no access to your source. Deep Field works from the outside and rescans continuously, so the map stays current as you ship.