Use Cases
Developer-Attributed Security Context in Software Creation
Archipelo maintains a unified record that presents developer-attributed SDLC events alongside associated security scan results, AI-related signals, and tool inventory.
Trace Security Scan Results to Developer Actions
Problem: Security scan results identify vulnerabilities, but often lack context about how issues were introduced and which development actions were involved.
Solution: Archipelo establishes developer-level context by associating security scan results with pull requests and related SDLC events.
Establish Visibility into AI‑Related Development Risk
Problem: AI-assisted development introduces additional considerations around code provenance and external inputs, while many organizations lack structured visibility into where AI-related activity occurs within the software creation process.
Solution: Archipelo records AI-related development signals and maintains them alongside source control events, SDLC timelines, and security scan results, forming structured context for review and analysis.
Automatically Map Developer & CI/CD Tooling
Problem: Development teams rely on a growing set of CI/CD integrations, IDE plugins, browser extensions, and web-based tools without a centralized record of what is present across environments.
Solution: Archipelo maintains an inventory-level record of developer and CI/CD tools across source control workflows, pipelines, and developer environments, forming structured context for internal review and tooling governance.
Enable Incident Investigation & Context Reconstruction
Problem: Security investigations lack a structured record linking identified issues to developer-attributed actions and related SDLC events.
Solution: Archipelo maintains a consolidated, time-ordered record of developer-attributed actions, security scan results, and associated SDLC events. This record establishes traceable context for investigation and structured root-cause review.
Establish Developer-Level Security Context
Problem: Security findings are often detached from the developer actions associated with them, limiting visibility into how issues relate to software creation and which contributors were involved.
Solution: Archipelo links security scan results to commits, pull requests, and developer-attributed activity, forming structured developer-level context for investigation, analysis, and cross-team review.
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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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