Trace Security Scan Results to Developers

Most security tools identify vulnerabilities in code. Archipelo establishes developer-level attribution by linking security scan results to identifiable developer actions, commits, and pull requests.

Security scan results from integrated scanners are associated with:

• Developer-attributed actions
• Source code commits
• Pull requests and approvals
• Timestamped repository events

This attribution establishes a traceable record showing how findings relate to identifiable code changes and associated activity.

Unified Event Context Across Software Creation

Archipelo maintains a time-ordered record of developer-attributed events and associated security scan activity, including:

• Developer actions
• Commits and pull requests
• Security scan executions and results
• Related SDLC events

This consolidated event record establishes traceable provenance for investigation, reporting, and audit documentation.

Incident Investigation & Context Reconstruction

When security issues are identified, historical context is required to examine how they relate to prior code changes and developer actions. Archipelo maintains a time-sequenced record linking security scan results to identifiable developer actions and associated events.

Using this record, teams can:

• Reconstruct the sequence of related changes
• Review affected pull requests and repositories
• Support post-incident analysis and documentation

Archipelo supplies upstream creation context for structured incident investigation.