- Traces exploitability across direct and transitive dependencies
- Creates a VEX statement for each unreachable finding
- Runs against a graph built from your source for better accuracy
Find what's callable and rank what's exploitable across every direct and transitive dependency you ship, many layers below the one you chose.
Reachability against a verified picture answers a question about your software. Against an inferred one, the answer is a guess.
Bring a CVE you care about and a repository. We will show you what reaches you and what does not.
Rather than asking whether a vulnerable package is present, reachability asks whether the vulnerable code is callable in your application. Kusari analyzes that across direct and transitive dependencies and writes the reasoning down as a VEX statement.
One regulated insurtech with a full SAST, SCA, and container stack already in place cut vulnerability noise by 90% after adding Kusari. The exact figure depends on your estate, and the reasoning behind every filtered finding stays available.
Most do. The difference is what the analysis runs against. Tools that start from a finished artifact have to infer its contents, because the build discards that information. Kusari runs reachability against a graph built from your source.
No. Kusari runs above the stack you already have, ingests its findings, and adds the context those tools cannot produce on their own. The insurtech in our case study kept every existing tool in place.
Kusari follows the tree well past the direct dependencies — many layers down, across repos, container images, and pipelines. That depth is the point: most exposure sits below the dependency a developer actually chose, which is where manifest-based tools stop.