Insignary launches Clarity AIR for undeclared code

Insignary’s Clarity AIR finds undeclared open-source and AI-written code missing from manifests and SBOMs.

On 8 October 2026, Insignary made Clarity AIR generally available so security and legal teams can see open-source and AI-written code that never appeared in a manifest or SBOM. The scanner matches source against an open-source fingerprint database, including snippets that were copied, adapted, or regenerated by AI assistants, and assigns confidence scores to AI-authored lines. Cyber Security News adds that it inventories models, APIs, and frameworks as an AI bill of materials; GBHackers says it produces that bill of materials alongside conventional SBOMs. Matches are human-confirmed before they are counted and can be exported as SBOMs, reports, or audit reports. Both sources say it runs on customer infrastructure; they differ only in naming the existing lineup, with GBHackers citing Insignary Clarity and Clarity SC and Cyber Security News describing binary analysis and SBOM governance tools.