Correlate every security signal
Bring scanner output, cloud context, source control, dependency data, and runtime signals into a single relationship model.
- Deduplicate repeated findings
- Link alerts to real assets
- Preserve evidence for audit
Interdict /Platform overview
One evidence trail from code to security decision.
Bring repository, scanner, delivery, cloud, runtime, and ownership context together. Review what is known, investigate what is uncertain, and route the next action.
Capabilities
Security teams do not need more alerts. They need context that changes the decision.
Interdict turns fragmented AppSec and cloud signals into a prioritized operating surface for triage, proof, and remediation.
Graph
See how risk moves through your environment.
Interdict models the relationships scanners usually miss: which code calls a vulnerable dependency, which pipeline built it, which workload runs it, which identity it uses, which data it can reach, and who owns the fix.
Blast radius in one viewOwner and fix path attachedEvidence ready for review
Interdict answerPrioritize the reachable finding in the running workload that can access sensitive data.
Workflow
A repeatable loop for finding, proving, and routing risk.
The product is built around how security teams actually operate: collect evidence, collapse duplicates, investigate the blast radius, and route work to owners.
Ingest
Connect your existing scanners, repositories, cloud accounts, pipelines, and runtime feeds.
Correlate
Turn isolated alerts into a shared graph of systems, owners, dependencies, identities, and exposure.
Investigate
Give analysts and AI agents the same evidence path instead of asking them to stitch together dashboards.
Govern
Route the right work to the right owner, measure coverage, and make policy decisions repeatable.
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Architecture
Built for security data that cannot all leave your environment.
Interdict can keep scanning and enrichment close to source while the product gives security teams a consistent graph, triage experience, and governance layer.
Private outpostsRun scanners near repositories and cloud accounts
Control planeCentral triage, graph exploration, policies, and reporting
Controlled data flowKeep sensitive code and cloud evidence inside approved boundaries
Enterprise governanceSSO, audit, RBAC, tenant isolation, and policy controls
Access
See what your security graph would change.
Best fit today: teams with real finding volume, active cloud and code scanning, and a need to explain why one risk matters more than another.