A practical guide for teams connecting repos, routing alerts, and keeping package risk visible without turning every update into a manual investigation.
SupplyGuard gives engineering teams one place to see which repos carry dependency risk and which issues need attention first.
It is designed for practical monitoring: less digging, less guesswork, and fewer surprises when a bad package version lands.
Connect GitHub, choose the repos you want covered, add Slack, and let the dashboard do the heavy lifting.
From there, teams can review current exposure, spot suspicious packages, and act before a dependency issue spreads.
Dependency problems are easy to miss when they are scattered across repos, teams, and stale versions that still ship.
SupplyGuard keeps that exposure visible so teams do not have to rediscover the same risk by hand every time the ecosystem changes.
The dashboard brings repo coverage, package counts, direct dependencies, transitive dependencies, and active findings into one working view.
That makes it easier to answer the questions teams actually ask: what changed, what is exposed, and what should move first.
This is built for teams that need enough signal to act, not another wall of security jargon to decode.
The product keeps the experience simple: connect, review, route, respond.
SupplyGuard helps teams spot dependency risk and respond faster. It does not replace broader security review across your stack.
Use it to keep package exposure visible, organized, and assigned to the right people.
