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REFLEX — UI Showcase
Developer-Focused • Supply Chain Security

Developer-First Defense for the AI Era

Learn to spot, stop, and survive modern supply chain attacks—from poisoned models to worm-like campaigns.

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~90% of shipped code is deps
Days → Hours AI speeds exploit cycles
Dev-First attackers target you
Decorative hero art

Cards & Banners

Supply Chain Tripwires

Lightweight checks that light up when SBOM or provenance changes unexpectedly.

Adversarial Models

Detect and contain model tampering and dataset poisoning across the pipeline.

Plain Card

Use .card for a glassy surface with soft border and elevation.

Tip: treat CI as production—lock down secrets and tokens.

Grids

Two across (.grid-2)

Left

Right with more content
and still equal height

Three across responsive (.grid-3.responsive)

A
B content
C content is longer
to demonstrate equal heights

Auto-fit (.grid-auto)

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REFLEX Tiles

REFLEX Tiles

R — Recon

Study attacker playbooks.

E — Evaluate

Map code, deps, pipelines.

F — Fortify

Lock down builds.

L — Limit

Design for failure.

E — Expose

Make attacks obvious.

X — eXercise

Run live drills.

Graded Header

Use for section titles that need a bit of punch.

Pill Header

Compact, inline header style.

Graded + Image

Graded Underline

Full-Bleed Section Header

Edge-to-edge gradient row

Text Highlights

Developers are the frontline of supply chain security.

Secure the pipeline with signed provenance and policy-as-code from day one.

REFLEX turns security into developer muscle memory.

Workshops are hands-on and real-world.

Tip: Treat CI as production—lock down secrets and tokens.

Ready to build your defenses?

Kick off with a discovery call or book a live workshop. Your supply chain won’t secure itself.

Book a workshop Talk to a human

Contact

Team at work

Talk to a human

Tell us about your stack and goals—workshops, team programs, or exec briefings.

Hands-on Real-world Red-team aware