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Scans your codebase for hardcoded API keys, passwords, tokens, and credentials. Supports 120+ secret patterns including AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, Stripe, and database connection strings. Reports findings with file path, line number, and remediation guidance.
Continuously monitors installed packages for known CVEs using the OSV and NVD databases. Generates SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) in CycloneDX format. Flags critical and high severity vulnerabilities with upgrade paths and patching recommendations.
Monitors npm, PyPI, and Go module installations for supply chain attack indicators. Detects typosquatting, suspicious postinstall scripts, unexpected network calls, and known malicious packages using the Socket.dev threat feed and OpenSyber threat intelligence.
Audits Docker containers and Kubernetes pods for security misconfigurations. Checks for root user execution, excessive capabilities, missing seccomp profiles, writable filesystems, and exposed ports. Generates CIS Docker Benchmark compliance reports.
Streams OpenSyber agent security events to your SIEM platform in real-time. Supports Splunk HEC, Datadog Logs, and Elastic Common Schema (ECS) formats. Maps OpenSyber event types to SIEM-native severity levels, adds enrichment fields (agent name, developer, workspace), and batches events for efficient delivery with configurable flush intervals.
Real-time network traffic analysis for your agent environment. Detects suspicious outbound connections, DNS exfiltration attempts, port scanning, and lateral movement patterns. Integrates with the OpenSyber alert pipeline for instant notifications.
Cursor IDE-specific telemetry for AI agent security monitoring. Tracks file edits made by Cursor AI, AI completion acceptance rates, context window usage, and prompt injection attempts. Correlates Cursor activity with file sensitivity classifications to detect unauthorized access to credentials, configs, and production code.
Static analysis for Infrastructure as Code templates. Scans Terraform, CloudFormation, Pulumi, and Kubernetes manifests for security misconfigurations, overly permissive IAM policies, unencrypted storage, and public-facing resources before deployment.
Connects OpenSyber agent activity monitoring to HashiCorp Vault and AWS Secrets Manager. When an agent accesses a secret, the bridge checks if the secret was retrieved through the approved vault workflow or accessed directly from disk. Flags direct credential file access as policy violations and generates JIT access requests for vault-managed secrets.