How do I stop a compromised package from getting into my app?
A popular package gets a bad release, your build pulls it in on the next deploy, and it quietly steals your keys. It keeps happening to Python and Node projects alike.
We lock your dependencies down and add checks that catch the next one.
What you get
- Every dependency pinned with a committed lockfile, in your app and your containers.
- A check of what you run today against known compromised releases.
- Build checks that flag new malicious or suspicious package versions before they deploy.
- Safe, reviewable update pull requests turned on, and a short written note.
Price, timing and the guarantee
Supply chain lockdown
$249
Done within 2 business days of getting access to your repo.
If we cannot lock and check your dependencies as listed here, you get a full refund.
Rather talk first? Book a 15-minute call.
Payment runs through Stripe. Matt Turley will email you within one business day to set up access to your repo. We never ask for a password by email.
Who does the work
Matt Turley does this work himself, with AI agents doing the legwork, and he checks everything before it reaches you. Continuum builds and looks after software for small businesses and founders. Questions before you buy: hello@uxcontinuum.com. Everything we offer.