We help software teams prove security when a contract depends on it.
Iron Ridge Cyber started from a practical problem. Good teams were losing time and momentum because their security evidence lived in too many places. A scanner found the risk, a spreadsheet tracked the work, an engineer could explain the details, and a buyer or assessor still had no single answer to point to.
Our mission is to automate software supply-chain security. QuickChain connects repository evidence, SBOMs, vulnerability context, reachability, and compliance drafts so a team can answer a hard question with proof instead of a scramble.
Graduate student in Information Security Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University, leading product direction and go-to-market.
Graduate student in Information Security Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University, architecting the reachability scan engine and evidence pipeline.
What QuickChain is built to do
Evidence over assertion
Every finding carries its basis: the dependency path, the runtime evidence, the fix data. A reviewer can check the work.
Deterministic where it counts
The scan and suppression logic does not send source code to a model. The same inputs produce the same evidence.
One record, many readers
Engineering, compliance, procurement, and underwriting should be reading the same scan, not four hand-built summaries.