Our Approach
Secure Developers—Secure Software
The Archipelo Developer Security Posture Management platform operates as a foundational system of record for software creation, maintaining developer-attributed SDLC events and associated security findings.
What Is Developer Security Posture Management (DevSPM)?
Developer Security Posture Management (DevSPM) is a cybersecurity category focused on maintaining a structured record of developer-attributed actions and related SDLC events that influence software risk. Rather than analyzing artifacts alone, DevSPM formalizes visibility into how code is created, modified, and reviewed within the software creation lifecycle.
DevSPM complements existing security tooling by linking developer-attributed activity to security scan results and associated timelines, establishing traceable provenance between findings and identifiable code changes.
Traditional security programs concentrate on four pillars of the software attack surface: 1) Code and applications, 2) Build and CI/CD systems, 3) Infrastructure and artifacts, 4) Cloud environments.
DevSPM introduces visibility into a fifth pillar: developers. Developer-attributed actions shape code, configuration, and workflow decisions that influence downstream security findings. Instrumenting this layer establishes context that artifact- and runtime-focused tools do not capture.
Capturing Developer-Attributed SDLC Activity
Archipelo records developer-attributed SDLC events across source control and connected tooling, forming a time-ordered record of software creation activity.
This includes:
- Commits and pull requests
- Associated SDLC events
- Security scan executions and results
From SDLC Events to Security Context
Archipelo records developer-attributed SDLC events across source control and connected tooling, including CI/CD pipelines, browser extensions, and IDE extensions. These events are maintained alongside security scan results and related timelines, forming a consolidated record of software creation activity.
By associating developer-attributed actions with scan results and related SDLC events, Archipelo establishes traceable context linking findings to identifiable code changes.
This context supports:
- Investigation and structured root-cause review
- Security reporting and audit documentation
- Alignment between security and engineering teams
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Archipelo establishes a foundational observability layer for developer-attributed actions and related SDLC events — forming the data foundation for security and governance controls.
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