What’s new in OSPulse

Milestones as we build toward general availability.

1. 24 July 2026New

   Early-access waitlist opened

   The early-access waitlist opened, offering launch pricing and direct onboarding as invitations rolled out in stages. Superseded: OSPulse is now sold as a single plan and the waitlist has closed. See pricing.

2. 9 July 2026SecurityNew

   Supply Chain Compromise Intelligence

   OSPulse now cross-references your dependency tree against nine threat-intelligence sources (OSV, GitHub Advisory Database, CISA KEV, npm and PyPI malware reports, and more) to catch account takeovers, backdoors, and hijacks before a CVE exists.

3. 20 June 2026New

   Package Health Index

   A public, browsable index of open-source package health across npm and PyPI, with drift, maintenance, and risk signals scored on a single scale.

4. 6 June 2026New

   Health Check tool

   Run an on-demand health report against a package or ecosystem to see abandonment, maintenance, and compromise signals at a glance. No account required.

5. 19 May 2026New

   EU Cyber Resilience Act readiness

   Added CRA-focused guidance and tooling to help engineering organisations map open-source dependencies to their forthcoming Cyber Resilience Act obligations.

6. 2 May 2026Improved

   Detection engine improvements

   Refined drift scoring and edit-distance typosquat detection, and expanded ecosystem coverage across the dependency graph for more accurate blast-radius analysis.

7. 14 April 2026New

   OSPulse announced

   Fortitude Omnis Group introduced OSPulse: dependency drift intelligence that surfaces abandoned packages, compromised dependencies, and supply-chain attacks before your CVE scanner wakes up.