Strengthening Node.js Security: NodeSource-GitHub Partnership
NCM GitHub App: Secure your Node.js and JavaScript applications against third-party package vulnerabilities.
Announcing The NodeSource-GitHub Partnership
Secure code with NCM - vulnerability scanning, real-time reports, and control deployments based on analysis. Part of N|Solid Platform.
Unleashing the Power of NCM: Safeguarding Node.js Applications with Next-Generation Security in N|Solid
NCM: Safeguarding Node.js Applications with Next-Generation Security in N|Solid
Vulnerability Scanning & 3rd-Party Modules Certification in N|Solid [8/10] The best APM for Node, layer by layer.
NCM in N|Solid is the secure way to use Node.js packages.Certification guarantees no security vulnerabilities or unverified code in modules or dependencies.
Triaging Known Vulnerabilities in Your Dependency Tree with NCM Desktop
Learn to use NCM Desktop to triage vulnerabilities in your dependency tree, regardless of if they're top-level or deeply nested.
NodeSource October 2018 Update
We've shipped N|Solid 3.4.0, NCM Desktop Beta 3 and an update to NodeSource Accounts
Announcing NodeSource Insiders
We're excited to launch NodeSource Insiders, a program with the aim of equipping developers with the latest and greatest Node.js and JavaScript tooling.
NCM Desktop Beta Update – August 29th
We've shipped an update to the NCM Desktop Beta, featuring a suite of enhancements and squashed bugs!
Helping Node.js Developers, Wherever They Are
We're now offering a mix of product & support in an integrated platform offering – with two new product tiers, focusing on making NodeSource more accessible
Out with the Old, in with the Awesome
We're excited to to finally be able to share the release of the NCM Desktop Application Beta, NodeSource Accounts, and N|Solid 3.3.
Announcing Improved Scoring in Certified Modules
This release features critical enhancements to our Certification Scoring, improvements in package vulnerability scanning, and improved whitelisting.
Cover Your Apps While Still Using npm
The npm registry is a platform. There are outages. That's normal. Most worry about npm as a single point of failure–so what can you do to prevent that?