Secure package source for your organization

Package Management

Your applications depend on open source code from external third-party sources as well as your own proprietary code. Use a single trusted source for both your open source and private packages with Npm, NuGet, Maven and PyPI registries from Bytesafe.

With millions of public packages accessible by your developers and automated environments, it's imperative to stay in control over the packages in your supply chain.

Package Management

Your applications use npm, Maven, Nuget or Python packages

The problems you are facing

Safe distribution and collaboration on private internal packages

Your applications depend on private packages that need to be distributed to applications, environments and teams, as well as be protected from dependency confusion attacks.

Sourcing open source directly from public repositories without control

Most applications use open source software but there's no guarantee those dependencies can be trusted. Sourcing directly from public repositories exposes your organization to risks.

Lack of a central source for dev teams and automated environments

Without control and security checks each package installation may yield its own unique set of dependencies available only in that environment.

Bytesafe Secure package management

Developer-friendly and private Npm, NuGet, Maven and PyPI registries

Get a secure package source for your team. Cache and proxy artifacts from public repositories like Npmjs, Nuget.org, Maven Central or pypi.org. Deploy the private artifacts your organization needs. Fully managed and hosted in the cloud. Quick and easy to get started!

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Manage open source + private components with Bytesafe

Control the dependencies used across your organization. Add both private and public packages to fully managed registries and gain a secure single source for your teams.

Analyze your dependencies and get insight into what packages are used where. Explore detailed information about your packages in an intuitive user interface.

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Works with the tools you already use

Build secure apps using your regular tools. Bytesafe supports package managers and builds tools like npm, yarn, pnpm, maven, gradle, nuget and twine and even integrates as a package source in IDEs like Visual Studio, JetBrains Rider and PyCharm.
Supported package managers & formats
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Secure dependencies for developers and CI/CD

Empower your team with a single secure source of truth for packages for the whole organization.
Unlock productivity

Unlock productivity

Don’t waste resources troubleshooting messy package installs and mismatching dependencies.

Cache and proxy versions from public registries like npmjs, maven central, nuget.org or pypi.org and publish the private packages your organization needs. Fully managed, cloud native and high availability!

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Automatically track and remediate vulnerabilities

Bytesafe identifies vulnerabilities, deprecated components and license issues early, shifting far left where it’s easier and less costly to fix.

Information is aggregated in a beautiful UI where issues can be tracked to remediation.

  • Integration with GitHub Issues
  • Slack, email & in-app notifications
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Bytesafe 💙 secure dependencies

Bytesafe can secure your whole supply chain. Use the same source for NuGet + Maven + npm + python packages for development, Q/A and builds.

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Take control over the .NET code used by your developers and CI/CD systems with Bytesafe private NuGet feeds. For both internal and third-party dependencies.
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Secure Java dependencies with Maven repositories

Looking to host all your organization’s internal Java packages and public dependencies in a private repository - use a secure Maven repository from Bytesafe.
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