Secure
Lock down every workflow, runner and alert.
Guardrails on every GitHub Actions workflow, CargoWall egress control on every runner, every GitHub Advanced Security alert triaged to a verdict, and a compromised action handled as one decision. Evidence for every auditor.
Guardrails
96
standards score, up 21
1,742 of 1,890 workflows passing
CargoWall
9
exfiltration attempts blocked
✕ crypto-miner.xyz:443
38 destinations allowed
GHAS triage
14
to fix now, of 48,000 alerts
Every alert has a verdict
Needs you · 2
Trusted by teams managing GitHub at scale
What Secure covers
Every layer, one place.
What a workflow is allowed to do, where a runner is allowed to connect, which alerts actually matter, and what happens when an action you depend on is compromised.
Guardrails
Your rules, on every GitHub Actions workflow, before anything merges.
- Pinned actions, least-privilege tokens and OIDC instead of stored secrets
- A plain-language check on every pull request that touches a workflow
- Compliance tracked over time, with evidence for auditors
CargoWall
Kernel-level egress control for every runner, GitHub-hosted or self-hosted.
- Audit mode baselines every outbound connection, nothing blocked
- Enforce mode blocks anything outside your policy, including DNS tunnels
- Per-workflow and per-repository policies from one control plane
GHAS triage
Every Dependabot, code scanning and secret scanning alert, triaged to a verdict.
- Ranked by real risk: exploitability, runtime use and blast radius
- One vulnerability across many repositories is one decision
- Dismissals become approved exceptions, written back to GitHub
Incident response
A compromised action, handled as one decision instead of a war room.
- Every workflow that uses it found in minutes
- Blocked and pinned to the last known-good commit
- Runs that reached the attacker traced, and secrets rotated
GitHub Advanced Security
48,000 alerts. One answer.
Turn on GHAS across a large org and tens of thousands of Dependabot, code scanning and secret scanning alerts land at once. CodeCargo triages every one and turns the backlog into a handful of decisions.
- 41,186
Safe to dismiss
Test code, development-only and archived. One decision.
- 5,900
Close through 300 update pull requests
Grouped Dependabot updates, merged at your autonomy level
- 900
Need their owners
Routed to each service’s owning team, with a fix target
- 14
Exploitable in production now
Known exploited, runtime, internet-facing. Fix now.
Ranked by real risk
Severity, exploitability from EPSS and CISA’s known-exploited list, runtime or development dependency, repository tier and blast radius.
A verdict on every alert
Fix now, fix in a batch, accept the risk, false positive, or the owner decides, each with its evidence and a confidence.
Fixes, not tickets
Dependency updates merged under your autonomy settings, Copilot Autofix or CodeCargo for code scanning, and guided rotation for leaked secrets.
One problem, one decision
One vulnerability in 212 repositories is one finding and one decision, not 212 alerts.
Dismissals are exceptions
Each has a reason, an approver and an expiry. CodeCargo writes it back to GitHub and reopens the alert when it expires.
Only the urgent interrupts
Leaked secrets, push-protection bypasses and exploited criticals in production reach you now. Everything else is in the briefing.
CargoWall
A compromised action can't phone home.
Supply chain attacks on GitHub Actions steal secrets by sending them somewhere. CargoWall's eBPF firewall sits on every runner and only lets a job reach what its policy allows.
- 1
Audit
Every outbound connection logged for every job, nothing blocked.
- 2
Baseline
Policies generated from what your workflows actually reach.
- 3
Enforce
Anything outside policy is dropped in the kernel, before a byte leaves.
- registry.npmjs.org:443In policyAllowed
- api.github.com:443In policyAllowed
- artifactory.acme.internal:443In policyAllowed
- crypto-miner.xyz:443Not in policyBlocked
- x7f2.tunnel-dns.net:53DNS tunnelBlocked
When something breaks upstream
A compromised action, handled as one decision.
When an action you depend on is compromised, CodeCargo finds every workflow that uses it, proposes the whole response at once, and runs it the moment one approver says yes. Every safety rule still applies; only the waiting goes away.
Scoped
9 workflows in 6 repositories use the compromised action
Contained
Action blocked in the org; every use pinned to the last known-good commit
Traced
2 runs contacted the attacker; 4 secrets they could reach, with owners
Closed
Secrets rotated, pins verified, incident report ready for the auditors
Prevent, then repair
Problems stopped in the pull request that brings them in.
Every pull request that touches a workflow gets a CodeCargo standards check, in plain words, with an Apply fix button. Once a repository has met a standard for 30 days, CodeCargo proposes locking it in with a ruleset, so cleaned-up repositories stay clean.
- Advisory by default; blocking only where you choose
- Never blocks a merge if CodeCargo can't grade it
- actions/setup-node is pinned to a tag, not a commitApply fix
- GITHUB_TOKEN has write-all permissionsApply fix
- Uses the node-package building block
- No long-lived cloud credentials
Secure and Manage
Start with security. Add the rest when you're ready.
Secure is guardrails, CargoWall, GHAS triage and compromised-action response, for the security team. Manage is the whole platform team: everything in Secure, plus cost and hygiene, self-service and the autonomy you set per area.
See how Manage worksFor financial institutions
Software supply chain on GitHub, mapped to banking regulators
SLSA, SBOMs, attestation and OIDC on GitHub, mapped to FFIEC, NYDFS Part 500 and OSFI B-13 and B-10.
Download the brief (PDF) →Questions security teams ask first.
We're happy to go deeper with your security, risk and audit teams.
What's the difference between Secure and Manage?
Secure is guardrails, CargoWall, GHAS triage and compromised-action response, for the security team. Manage includes everything in Secure and adds cost and hygiene, developer self-service and the autonomy levels.
Does Secure work with GitHub Advanced Security?
Yes. Secure triages every Dependabot, code scanning and secret scanning alert to a verdict, treats one vulnerability across many repositories as one decision, and writes approved dismissals back to GitHub as exceptions with an expiry.
Does CargoWall work on GitHub-hosted runners?
Yes. CargoWall runs on GitHub-hosted and self-hosted runners, including Docker and Kubernetes. Start in audit mode to baseline every outbound connection, then enforce per workflow or repository.
Will Secure change anything without our approval?
No. Guardrails report and propose fixes as pull requests, CargoWall starts in audit mode, and GHAS dismissals need an approver. You choose what moves to enforce, and when.
What evidence do we get for auditors?
A compliance history for every workflow, every CargoWall decision attributed to a job, and every alert verdict with its reason, approver and expiry. For U.S. and Canadian financial institutions we map the controls to FFIEC, NYDFS Part 500 and OSFI B-13 and B-10.
Can Secure run on-premises?
Yes. CodeCargo runs as SaaS, hybrid or fully on-premises.