AI Artifacts

Build AI From Artifacts You Can Trust

Secure your AI supply chain with open source python packages and models built from source, vetted, and documented before your teams choose them.

Every AI Project is a Supply Chain You Didn’t Approve

Coding assistants pull dependencies into your team’s builds faster than anyone can review them. AI projects run on Python. AI projects depend on Python and open source packages that may never have passed your company’s security and policy checks.

You Can’t Prove What’s in the Stack

What is in our AI supply chain, and who is accountable for the quality? Today that answer takes weeks of hunting, time you do not have.

A Vulnerability is Disclosed and the Clock Starts

Are we affected, and where? Without a bill of materials already in hand, that is a long investigation, not a quick lookup.

Your Team Owns the Risk of Decisions You Did Not Make

Your teams choose the tools and dependencies. You are accountable for the security and compliance risks, often without knowing what was approved or why.

Your Teams Need Trusted Artifacts. You Need Confidence in What They Use.

You can’t sign off on what you can’t see. So we build packages from source. 50M+ users and 95% of the Fortune 500 build on Anaconda, from 20,000+ packages and models we build, benchmark, and verify.

Qualified at Intake, Not Inspected Afterwards

Vetted artifacts and controlled builds help your teams reduce supply chain risk before dependencies enter your environment, reducing downstream investigation and remediation.

Only the Highest Quality Artifacts are Available

Your teams pull from a curated channel and model catalog, not unvetted public repositories. Anaconda engineers handle vetting, assembly, and license review upstream.
  • Packages built from source, not repackaged
  • Open source models benchmarked with security scores
  • Role-based governance

Packages Are Built From Source and Secure From the Start

Your teams start with packages Anaconda builds from source. Dependencies are reviewed and documented, so the evidence your security requirements call for already exists.
  • SBOM and AIBOM per artifact
  • Source-hash verification
  • Signed before publication

Reduce the Scope and Disruption of Patching​

Each cross-language dependency is built and managed as its own package, so patching a library once fixes everything that depends on it. Example: When libwebp was patched, Pillow, opencv-python, imageio and rasterio kept working immediately.
  • Dynamic linking
  • Pre-built cross-language dependency trees
  • Coordinated releases

Three Steps to Trusted and Secure Artifacts

No migration and no new tools for your developers. What changes is where they resolve packages and models from.

Step 1

Bring us the environment you’re least comfortable signing off on. We’ll show you what’s actually in it.

Step 2

Connect your teams to the curated channel. They keep familiar conda and pip workflows and IDEs while accessing vetted artifacts.

Step 3

Apply your security and license policies centrally, with rules your teams inherit automatically.

Answer the Question Before it Becomes an Incident

Less time triaging and gathering evidence. More time on the risks that need your judgment.

A CVE Lands and You Already Have the Answer

Exposure is a lookup in a record you already hold. Scope stays narrow because you can see exactly which packages are affected and where they run.

Auditors Get Answers Before They Finish Asking

License data is already documented and policy is enforced automatically, so audit prep takes less manual work.

You Stop Being the Gate

Developers install what they need without a review queue. The package that should not be there was never available, so there is nothing to route around.

Before & After

From Public Repos to Trusted Packages

No one is accountable when a package breaks

Vendor accountability for every package

Anyone can build and publish a package

Every package built by Anaconda engineers

Build process varies from package to package

Built from source, every time

Binary dependencies hidden inside wheels

Binaries unbundled, with cross-language dependencies resolved

Vulnerability detection left to third-party scanners

CVE matching plus human review

SBOM and license data still emerging

SBOM and SPDX license data included

No testing of how an update affects downstream packages

Coordinated downstream testing before release

Fixing one library means rebuilding every package that bundles it

One update fixes a dependency everywhere

Runs Wherever Your Security Rules Require

Choose hosted SaaS, your own infrastructure, or a fully air-gapped network. You decide where your artifacts live.

SAAS

Onboard Teams in Hours, Not Months

Hosted by Anaconda. Policies apply automatically, vulnerability alerts include fix guidance, and SSO takes three clicks.

Your own infrastructure

Behind Your Firewall, or Inside Your VPC

Runs on infrastructure you control. Nothing leaves your boundary that you did not send.
  • Full catalog, unlimited private artifact hosting, complete audit trails
  • Mirror conda, PyPI, and CRAN on your schedule

Air-gapped networks

No Outbound Connection Required

A supported install path for networks physically isolated from every other network. Not a workaround.
  • Signed bundles carried across on portable media
  • Packages refresh monthly, vulnerability data daily

AI Supply Chain Risk Compounds Over Time

It compounds when a vulnerability lands on a Friday. It compounds when an audit fails because a license question has no documented answer. Neither is a failure of your team. It’s what happens when AI is assembled from artifacts nobody qualified.

Frequently Asked Questions About AI Artifacts

How is this different from scanning what we already pull from PyPI?

A scanner inspects a package after it is already a compiled binary in your environment and for conda packages almost always generates false positives and false negatives. Anaconda builds from source, so the evidence still exists when the work is done. Scanning is inspection. Anaconda is a qualification.

Security Practices

Free packages give you the code. They don’t give you an accountable builder or the evidence your security and compliance obligations call for. Anaconda adds packages built from source, an SBOM for each package, CVE matching with human review, policy enforcement, audit trails, and enterprise support. Your teams keep the same open source packages they rely on today. Set Anaconda policy to restrict AI supply chain access based on corporate policy.

Security Practices

No. Teams keep conda and pip workflows and the IDEs, Notebooks, and other tools they already use. What changes is the channel they resolve from, and role-based governance determines what is available in it.

Anaconda CLI   Anaconda MCP

Yes. Artifacts are available in air-gapped networks, meaning networks physically isolated from every other network. Anaconda publishes package and CVE data as signed bundles you download on a connected machine and carry across on portable media. Verify the SHA-256 checksums before you move them. Package bundles refresh monthly and CVE data daily, and your mirror picks them up on its next scheduled run, or whenever you force one.

Air Gapped Environments

Your mirror syncs conda, PyPI, and CRAN on the schedule you set. Active mirroring pulls new packages as soon as they are published. Passive mirroring fetches a package the first time someone requests it. Schedule either with cron. Vulnerability data refreshes hourly.

Channels

New upstream versions are held for review before release, which stops a poisoned “latest” release from reaching your pipeline minutes after publication. Developers pull normally. The delay applies to a small number of brand-new releases to ensure they do not include malicious code, not to packages teams use every day.

Cool Off Period

Differently from a package, and deliberately so. Open-weight models are curated from leading repositories and validated with industry-standard benchmarks, then documented with security scoring, licensing and performance metrics. You get an AI Bill of Materials describing provenance, licensing and composition.

Model Catalog

Yes, by policy rather than by review queue. Set rules based on security vulnerabilities, licensing or compute requirements, block access to unapproved models, and route approvals automatically. Models are stored in your own private cloud with role-based access, SSO and audit trails, so no data leaves your environment.

Policy Management

For packages, an SBOM listing every package and dependency you pulled, plus provenance and source-hash verification. For models, an AI Bill of Materials covering provenance, licensing and composition, alongside security scoring and benchmark results. In both cases the record arrives with the artifact rather than being assembled later.

SBOM Security Practices

Trusted AI Starts With What You Build On

AI Artifacts supply the packages and models behind every project on the Anaconda Platform.

AI Workspaces

Packages, models, and agentic development environments to build with.

AI Orchestration

Get more AI ideas out of experimentation and into production, faster.

AI Security & Guardrails

Gain control without becoming the gate. Know what’s entering AI development.