One engine
four platforms
Everything we build sits on the same binary analysis core. One platform is in production today. Three are in active development.
Software supply chain obligations now reach into compiled artefacts, not only the source you wrote.
Vulnerability scan, cross-verification and management
A platform that scans, tracks and manages vulnerabilities across servers, routers, gateways and switches. It combines binary code dynamic scanning with established conventional methods in one engine.
The problem
Most scanners work from static information: version strings and file fingerprints. Without analysis of the code itself, accuracy suffers. That raises operating cost and leaves real threats undetected.
What we add
Dynamic binary scanning inside a hybrid model, plus a workflow module. Detected vulnerabilities are tracked to closure instead of re-discovered every quarter.
AI+
In developmentAsk your risk data a question
Native support for MCP agents, connected to your unified risk data, from infrastructure down to compiled binaries. No dashboard to dig through, no filters to configure.
Instant answers
Natural-language access to vulnerability and risk data.
Zero learning curve
No new tool to master. Just conversation.
Built on MCP
Designed to work natively with existing AI workflows.
SBOM
In developmentA bill of materials derived from the binary itself
An SBOM is only as good as the trust between the parties exchanging it. We generate ours through dynamic component analysis, so the list reflects what is inside the artefact, not what a manifest claims.
The aim is to make SBOMs usable in day-to-day security work and in commercial due diligence.
AIOT
In developmentMonitoring for devices nobody can patch by hand
Cloud-delivered code security monitoring for connected devices in government agencies, healthcare facilities and manufacturing plants, with supporting services for product development teams.
IoT devices are a standing source of botnet capacity, and few scanning tools are built for them. This stage of the project lifts binary analysis from a tool into a monitored service.