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Autofix your software dependencies
EdgeBit was acquired by FOSSA in July 2025: https://fossa.com/blog/fossa-acquires-edgebit/ EdgeBit enables engineering teams to ship security updates 10x faster with confidence by automating dependency update analysis. Our platform turns weeks of manual review into minutes, helping teams find and fix security vulnerabilities while maintaining a secure, up-to-date software supply chain without compromising productivity.
EdgeBit provides real-time supply chain security with continuous SCA and a dependency autofix capability. It emphasizes fixing vulnerabilities by identifying issues that actually run in production and merging fixes into the codebase with low risk.
EdgeBit offers real-time scanning for software supply chain risk, continuous SCA/SBOM generation, and a Dependency Autofix capability that merges safe dependency updates into the codebase. It integrates with GitHub pipelines, Kubernetes, ECS, and various tooling (Jira, Vanta, OSS governance) to catalog open-source usage, map vulnerabilities to running workloads, and automate fixes that are prioritized by runtime impact. The platform claims to generate machine SBOMs, provide reachability analysis, and support enforcement of SBOMs and governance across the software supply chain.
Who it’s for: Enterprise teams responsible for software supply chain security, dependency management, and compliance (engineering, security, and platform teams at mid-market to large organizations).
Acquired by FOSSA, notable partnerships, extensive product/docs indicating active development and integration with existing platforms.
Rob Szumski is CEO and co-founder of EdgeBit, the security platform that secures your software supply chain by focusing on code that is actually running. EdgeBit simplifies vulnerability management as it cuts through noise that distracts engineers merging code. Rob was an early employee of CoreOS (YC S13) which popularized the immutable operating system and propelled Kubernetes/container tech into the mainstream. CoreOS was acquired by Red Hat in 2018, where Rob was a Director of Product.
Eugene is a long time hacker who likes to work at the application / operating systems boundary. In the past, he designed the foundational layers for high-frequency trading, contributed to the container runtimes, and implemented graph algorithms for continent size road networks. Lately he has been on a mission to secure workloads and in 2022 he teamed up with Rob and Russell to tackle the problem, starting with fixing the vulnerability fire hose.
Supply chain analysis that eliminates noise in vulnerability response
EdgeBit inventories software dependencies, ensures they are trusted, and monitors vulnerabilities across build to production. It provides real-time SBOM-based visibility for security and compliance teams, prioritizes vulnerability investigation for engineers, and enables enterprise-wide patch tracking and trust across workloads.
From the original launch (Feb 2023) — may be outdated.
Corgea finds, and fixes insecure code and packages autonomously.
Offensive security for the teams that are 100x outnumbered
