Anomalous developer behavior

Trust & verify developers and their code commits

Arnica monitors developer activity and new code commits within your source code management environment to locate anomalies at the time the committed code is pushed. Arnica can then prompt a secondary form of authentication or review before code ever reaches production.

Anomaly detection challenges

Increased code complexity and growing deployment speed mean more frequent and more complicated code reviews.

Anomalies are hard to recognize and are frequently missed by manual pull request reviews where context is missing or minimal.

Very little focus is placed on monitoring non-prod branches, where anomalies may first appear.

Behavior is developer specific, making one-size fits all policies and monitoring ineffective.

Signing code reviews is a good solution but takes time and is hard to deploy org-wide.

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Early & effective developer anomaly detection

Arnica actively monitors your organization’s branch level commits to identify malicious code or anomalous developer behavior early.

Continuous monitoring ensures that the malicious activity is recognized before it can cause damage, and automated notifications prompt action immediately.

Rather than requiring developers to sign commits – often resulting in partial deployment – get 100% coverage across developers from day-1.

Threat alerts & publisher verification

Risk tolerance settings allow you to tailor results to match your risk appetite, tightening results to ensure precision or expanding the scope of results to catch more anomalies.

Policy driven actions can automatically require the pushing dev to submit secondary authentication through an integrated collaboration tool such as teams or slack.