A guided VEX authoring tool for open-source maintainers. It generates SBOMs, scans packages for known CVEs, and walks maintainers through CWE-guided exploitability questions to determine whether a flagged vulnerability is exploitable in context. Answers map to standard VEX status values and justification codes, producing an auditable OpenVEX document maintainers can publish downstream reducing false-positive vulnerability alerts at the source.
A CVE remediation lookup for Linux platforms. Give it a CVE ID and PatchAdvisor pulls confirmed fix data from authoritative sources, then returns the exact apt, yum, or apk command for your distribution — no cross-referencing advisories by hand.
A complete DNS security audit in one run. Checks DNSSEC, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration, zone transfer exposure, subdomain takeover risk, and wildcard records — giving a full picture of a domain's DNS attack surface instantly.
Our contributions raise the bar for tools the entire industry runs. Open-source tools are meant to solve specific problems teams face today.
A widely deployed open-source vulnerability scanning framework. SecPod contributes detection improvements and expands coverage for newly disclosed threats, strengthening scan accuracy for teams that rely on it for continuous assessment.
One of the most widely deployed open-source intrusion detection and prevention systems. SecPod's threat research and rule development help sharpen detection of suspicious traffic and known attack patterns at the network layer.
MITRE maintains the frameworks the industry uses to reason about attacker behavior. SecPod feeds in research and threat-intelligence insight that aligns with those frameworks, helping teams map detections to real adversary tactics.
Security Content Automation Protocol and Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language standardize how vulnerability management and compliance checks are automated. SecPod actively contributes content that expands vulnerability definitions and configuration checks used across the ecosystem.
Our engineering and research teams contribute threat research, and vulnerability content to established open-source security projects, improving coverage for everyone who depends on them, not just SecPod customers.
