The Phylum Platform automates software supply chain security to block new risks, prioritize existing issues and only use open-source code that you trust​

💡 INFO 💡

The free Community version of Phylum was sunset on 24 February 2025. Phylum is now only available for teams and Enterprise organizations. Unfortunately, this means we are no longer supporting individual licensing. We invite existing users to convert to a paid version of the product.

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Phylum provides a comprehensive, scalable approach to defending your software supply chain. Get started with one or all of the below capabilities.

Detect & Prevent​

Analyze risks and block threats from entering source code.

Analyze Your First Project​

Download and Install the Phylum CLI​

The Phylum CLI is available for a variety of operating systems on GitHub. However, you can easily install the CLI with the following:

curl https://sh.phylum.io | sh

Once installed, authenticate your local development environment by running:

Setup Your Phylum Project​

All analysis jobs must be associated with a Phylum project. To setup your project, run the following:

Analyze your Project​

To begin analyzing your project for software supply chain risks, submit your dependency files to Phylum.

Resource: Blog - Python lockfiles

(Optional) View Results in the Phylum UI​

After submitting your project, view the results in the web UI.

Defend Developers​

See results in less than 5 minutes​

Defend your developers and workstations from malicious code and prevent the theft of SSH keys. Block suspect open-source containers automatically by leveraging Phylum Bird Cage (Sandbox) and pre-install checks.

Contained in the Phylum CLI:

• Phylum allows you to defend your developers by running pre-install checks, shown in the video above
• Safely quarantine packages during install with Phylum Sandbox (Birdcage), which will restrict access to the filesystem, network, and environment variables
  • Put these tools into action by running: phylum npm install