Secure open source vulnerabilities without impacting your development

Strengthen your supply chain with patches for both direct and
transitive dependencies. Ensure all open source components are protected
against vulnerabilities with the latest patches and zero known CVEs.

Patch all open
source threats
Receive immediate and compatible security patches across all major programming languages.
Reduce
exposure
Optimize the security patching process by separating it from regular update routines.
Automate open source security management
Automate and scale the remediation of tens of thousands of vulnerabilities.

Seal Security enabled us to eliminate a major ongoing risk to our development roadmap. The integration with their solution was simple, allowing us to quickly achieve significant patching coverage and ensure the seamless remediation of vulnerabilities.

Censys
Proactively manage open source components and dependencies
Ensure the security of your software by patching vulnerabilities in both direct and transitive dependencies.
Maintain security in the CI/CD environment
Uphold strong security measures throughout the CI/CD process without hindering deployment. Our solutions provide thorough audits and facilitate vulnerability remediation, all while maintaining the integrity of your code via CLI.
Meet compliance requirements effortlessly
Apply patches to open source vulnerabilities without compromising code functionality. Stay aligned with compliance goals, including standards like FedRAMP, PCI DSS 4.0, and NYDFS 500 legislation. Meet your customers' SLAs by delivering a vulnerability-free pro

FAQ

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