Ask HN: Would you pay for a secured/curated package manager?

I've heard a lot about, and seen, numerous vulnerabilities in many package managers (npm, gem, and now python). Companies also spend a lot of time and money trying to vet these packages internally, and setup elaborate infrastructure to keep their systems secure.

Seems that there's a gap here that could be met by a company dedicated to package security and availability that just doesn't exist at the moment. But would anyone pay for it?