Vibgrate for Security Engineers
Instant visibility into OWASP Top 10 exposure, credential leak risks, and whether security scanners are actually configured in your repos — across your entire codebase.
Supply Chain Security Starts Here
Outdated dependencies are the #1 attack vector for supply-chain exploits. Every day you run old packages is another day of exposure. But getting visibility across dozens of repos — each with its own tech stack and tooling — is a nightmare.
Vibgrate gives you a unified security posture view. See OWASP Top 10 exposure, credential leak risks, and scanner configuration gaps — all from one dashboard. No agents to install. No third-party tools running in your environment.
- OWASP Top 10 category mapping for every finding
- Credential and API key exposure hints
- Audit which repos have security scanners configured
- Export findings as SARIF for GitHub Code Scanning integration
Why Security Engineers Choose Vibgrate
OWASP Top 10 Mapping
Findings are automatically mapped to OWASP Top 10 categories, giving you a standardised view of your security posture.
Credential Leak Detection
Surface potential credential leaks and API key exposure hints — without running third-party tools in your environment.
Scanner Configuration Audit
Know whether Semgrep, Gitleaks, TruffleHog, or other security scanners are actually configured and running.
Supply Chain Risk Score
Outdated dependencies are the #1 attack vector. Get a quantified risk score based on dependency age and known vulnerabilities.
Dependency Age = Risk
Every outdated package is a potential attack surface. Vibgrate classifies dependencies by age — current, one major behind, two or more majors behind — so you can see at a glance which repos are accumulating risk.
Combine drift data with breaking-change detection to prioritise upgrades that close security gaps without causing production incidents.
Dependencies more than 2 major versions behind are statistically more likely to contain unpatched CVEs. Vibgrate flags these as high-priority.