Kusari Platform Blast Radius

See every product one package touches.

Trace one package to every app, service, and pipeline it touches, and to the team that owns each, many transitive layers down.

1 PACKAGE 17 APPLICATIONS OWNER core-utils CVE-2026-0412 billing-worker catalog-sync user-profile notify-svc media-proxy admin-console report-builder etl-nightly feature-flags audit-log mail-relay sandbox-runner metrics-agent doc-indexer auth-gateway search-api web-storefront payments discovery identity platform platform internal-tools analytics analytics platform compliance platform internal-tools platform docs identity discovery storefront 3 CUSTOMER FACING
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I see a world now where a zero day hits, my CISO comes to me that morning and says are we exposed, and I already have the answer for him.
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What you get

Know every affected application.

Find every app one package touches
  • Traces the full transitive dependency depth
  • Shows which affected applications are customer facing
  • Correlates shared risk across services
Get an answer without writing a query
  • Answers questions like "do we have this?" and "where is it running?"
  • Every answer traces the path to the package
  • Returns the affected services as a list you can act on
Send the work to the team that owns it
  • Routes each affected alert to the responsible team
  • Opens and tracks the work automatically
  • Keeps a timeline of every change, fix, and advisory
How it works

Graph, trace, route.

Stage 01 · Graph
Hold the inventory before you need it
  • Whole portfolioCover every repo you own rather than one repository at a time.
  • Many layers deepFollow the tree past the direct dependencies to where the risk sits.
  • Current on arrivalUpdate on every commit, merge, and advisory.
Stage 02 · Trace
Follow one package everywhere it went
  • Affected applicationsReturn the services affected rather than a list of repositories.
  • Customer-facing flagSeparate what the business will feel from what stays internal.
  • Shared riskCorrelate one package across the microservices that reuse it.
Stage 03 · Route
Put the work in front of the owner
  • Ownership and accessSend each service to the team that can act on it, with role-based access across shared workspaces.
  • Policy and ticketingOpen and track the work in Jira or ServiceNow, under org-wide rules you enforce centrally.
  • Event timelineKeep the record of every change, fix, and advisory for the audit.
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Run it against a real CVE

Bring a vulnerability you care about. We will walk your dependency graph and show you what it touches.

FAQ

Blast radius, answered.

What does blast radius mean here?

Blast radius is the full set of applications, services, and pipelines affected by a single vulnerable component, along with the team that owns each one. Kusari resolves it across your whole portfolio rather than one repository at a time.

How fast is the answer?

Minutes, because the inventory is already current. Kusari updates the graph on every commit, merge, and new advisory, so a query at two in the morning runs against a picture assembled before the advisory landed.

Can we ask in plain language?

Yes. Kusari Security Assistant answers estate-wide questions without a query language, and every answer carries the path back to the node it came from, so your team can check the work rather than trust it.

How does the work get to the right team?

Ownership is attached in the graph, so an affected service resolves to the team that owns it. Kusari opens and tracks the work in Jira or ServiceNow, and keeps an event timeline for the audit trail.

Why can't our current tools answer this?

Most work backwards from a deployed artifact, and the build discards the information needed to trace a component to its source. The result is a surface-level answer that stops at the direct dependencies.

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