Eclypsium Platform

What it does

The Eclypsium Platform is a digital supply chain security and infrastructure assurance platform that secures the hardware, firmware, and low-level software inside enterprise IT infrastructure, a layer that endpoint detection and response (EDR) and traditional vulnerability scanners cannot inspect. It verifies UEFI and BIOS firmware, baseboard management controllers, Trusted Platform Modules, and GPU firmware against a reputation database of more than 30 million known-good device binaries. Its Automata engine analyzes every new binary in a customer environment to surface implants, backdoors, and previously unknown vulnerabilities.

How it works

The platform inventories laptops, servers, network and edge devices, wireless access points, PCIe peripherals, and NVIDIA GPU servers, generates software, firmware, and hardware bills of materials, and validates each device against a trusted profile. It baselines firmware and configuration, flags drift and tampered or counterfeit components, and prioritizes vulnerabilities with exploited-in-the-wild context. Automata inspects new binaries for rootkits, bootkits, implants, and backdoors that persist below the operating system and survive reimaging. Firmware updates run from the console or REST API, and alerts route into security operations tooling.

Credentials and traction

Eclypsium holds a SOC 2 Type II attestation. The platform joined the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) Approved Products List in 2022 and won Cyber Defense Magazine's Market Leader in Software Supply Chain Security award at the 2024 Global InfoSec Awards and 2025 Top InfoSec Innovator Awards. Customers include DigitalOcean, First Financial, Lockheed Martin, top-ten U.S. banks, Fortune 100 financial services and oil and gas firms, defense contractors, and U.S. government agencies.