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Stacks at risk

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CVE-2024-6387CRIT 9.8prod-api

CVE-2024-3094CRIT 10.0prod-api

Monitor every ecosystem in your stack

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CRITICALCVE-2024-47575·FortiManager RCE|CRITICALCVE-2024-6387·OpenSSH regreSSHion|CRITICALCVE-2024-3400·Palo Alto PAN-OS|HIGHCVE-2024-21626·runc container escape|HIGHCVE-2024-38819·Spring Framework|CRITICALCVE-2024-27198·JetBrains TeamCity|CRITICALCVE-2024-4577·PHP CGI argument injection|CRITICALCVE-2024-23897·Jenkins arbitrary file read|CRITICALCVE-2025-0282·Ivanti Connect Secure|HIGHCVE-2025-21418·Windows Ancillary Function|CRITICALCVE-2024-47575·FortiManager RCE|CRITICALCVE-2024-6387·OpenSSH regreSSHion|CRITICALCVE-2024-3400·Palo Alto PAN-OS|HIGHCVE-2024-21626·runc container escape|HIGHCVE-2024-38819·Spring Framework|CRITICALCVE-2024-27198·JetBrains TeamCity|CRITICALCVE-2024-4577·PHP CGI argument injection|CRITICALCVE-2024-23897·Jenkins arbitrary file read|CRITICALCVE-2025-0282·Ivanti Connect Secure|HIGHCVE-2025-21418·Windows Ancillary Function|

The problem

Most security teams are permanently behind the threat.

197 daysmean time to detection

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024

Teams operate on known-vulnerable software for months.

Outrightly closes the known-CVE awareness gap in minutes.

847scanner alerts per week

Source: Ponemon Institute, State of Vulnerability Response 2023

Alert fatigue kills your security posture.

Only CVEs that match your stack and version.

72 hrsto active weaponization

Source: CISA KEV analysis, Kenna Security 2022

Exploits go live before your next scan.

CISA KEV and PoC signals in real time.

Unknowntransitive dep exposure

Lock files hide thousands of packages no manifest declares.

Full lock-file parsing covers direct and transitive deps.

Outrightly monitors and alerts — it does not remediate. Patching, dependency upgrades, and pipeline gating remain your team's responsibility. Outrightly complements tools like Dependabot and Renovate; it does not replace them.

How it works

Up and monitoring in 90 seconds.

01

Register your stack

Upload a manifest file, add packages manually, or connect a GitHub repo. Done in under 60 seconds.

02

We correlate in real time

NVD, OSV, CISA KEV, and GitHub Advisories are continuously ingested and version-matched against your exact package versions.

03

Instant, targeted alerts

An alert fires the moment there is a match. Email, Slack, or webhook. CVSS score, exploit status, and patch version included.

04

Monitor continuously

New CVEs are ingested every 15 minutes. When a new vulnerability matches any package in any of your stacks, an alert fires immediately — no manual re-scan required.

Capabilities

Everything your security team needs, unified.

Stack monitoring

Register technologies across npm, PyPI, Go, Maven, Cargo, RubyGems, and NuGet. Version-aware matching means zero false positives from packages you've already patched.

Exploit intelligence

Every alert includes CVSS score, CISA KEV status, public PoC repository links with star counts, and active exploitation signals sourced from trusted threat intelligence feeds.

Lock-file scanning

Upload package-lock.json, poetry.lock, Cargo.lock, Gemfile.lock, or any lock file. We parse the full resolved dependency tree — every transitive package at its exact installed version.

Real-time CVE feed

Browsable database of 500k+ vulnerabilities with filters by severity, ecosystem, and type. Full-text search. No login required - free forever for teams exploring the threat landscape.

Multi-channel alerts

Configure delivery to email, Slack webhook, or any custom HTTP endpoint. Set per-stack alert frequency and minimum severity thresholds so you only get what genuinely requires action.

Audit & compliance

Full alert history, severity breakdown charts, and a timeline of every vulnerability matched against your stacks. Export-ready for compliance reviews, security audits, and board reporting.

CISA KEV prioritization

CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is monitored with a dedicated watcher. When a CVE affecting your stack is added to KEV — confirming active exploitation — you're alerted in under 2 minutes.

GitHub Sync

Connect a repo and Outrightly reads your dependency files daily. Every push that adds or updates a package is automatically reflected in your monitored stack — no manual uploads needed.

Real incidents

The CVE was public. The patch existed. The tools still missed it.

Three documented breaches. Three different blind spots no scanner was built to catch.

CVE-2017-5638Equifax · 2017Apache Struts 2

147.9M records · $1.38B settlement

Tool / Process	The gap	How Outrightly solves it
Vulnerability scanner	✗Running stale signature database. CVE was in the NVD but the scanner had no rule for it	✓Matches CVE to your exact package version within minutes of NVD publication
Patch management	✗Alert sent to a shared inbox with no owner, sat unassigned for 66 days	✓Targeted alerts go to the channels your team already monitors — Slack, email, or webhook — minimizing the chance of a match going unnoticed
Scheduled scan cycle	✗Weekly scans mean a new CVE may not surface until the next run	✓Continuous monitoring with no scan cycle to wait for

CVE-2021-44228Apple, Amazon, Cisco, IBM · 2021Apache Log4j 2 · CVSS 10.0

35,000+ Java packages exposed · exploits within 9 hours of disclosure

Tool / Process	The gap	How Outrightly solves it
CI-gated SCA (Snyk, Veracode)	✗Catch vulnerabilities at build time — but only when a pipeline runs. A CVE published post-merge creates a blind window until the next CI cycle. No real-time alert for deployed production software.	✓Continuous monitoring: the moment Log4j 2.14.0 appeared in NVD, every stack containing it received an alert — no pipeline trigger required
Dependabot	✗Opens PRs to bump packages — a patch tool, not a monitoring tool. No real-time Slack or PagerDuty alerts, no signal for ops teams watching deployed services rather than code repos	✓Delivers structured alerts to email, Slack, and webhook channels your ops team already monitors, including CVSS score and KEV status
Weekly scheduled scans	✗Teams on Sunday scans found out on Dec 12, 72 hours after 840,000 exploitation attempts had already begun	✓Alert fires at the moment of NVD publication, before the first exploit wave

CVE-2023-34362British Airways, BBC, Shell, Boeing, 2,620+ orgs · 2023MOVEit Transfer · CVSS 9.8

77.2M+ individuals · Most breached orgs had no monitored inventory of MOVEit

Tool / Process	The gap	How Outrightly solves it
All code-based SCA tools	✗MOVEit Transfer is enterprise infrastructure, not an npm package or Maven artifact. Zero visibility by design — these tools cannot see software you did not compile	✓Package-level monitoring covers declared software at exact version; knowing what you run is the precondition for any alerting
GitHub Security Advisories	✗Scoped to code repositories. No repository lists MOVEit Transfer as a dependency, so no advisory fires	✓Outrightly monitors packages across ecosystems independently of code repos; add any component to your stack
Unmanaged software inventory	✗Organizations that did not have MOVEit in a monitored inventory had no way to receive an automated alert when the CVE was published	✓Registering software in a monitored stack means an alert fires the moment a matching CVE is published — closing the gap between publication and awareness

250k+

CVEs indexed

NVD · OSV · CISA KEV · GitHub

< 2 min

Alert latency

From NVD publish to your inbox

Ecosystems

npm · PyPI · Go · Maven · Cargo +

100%

Source-verified

NVD · OSV · CISA KEV · GitHub Advisories

Early access users

What security engineers tell us.

Testimonials are from early-access users collected during our beta programme. Names are shown as first name and initial at the request of contributors. Roles and company types are self-reported.

“We caught a critical Log4j variant in our staging environment 40 minutes after it was published to NVD. Before it hit any security mailing list. That kind of lead time is invaluable.”

Marcus C.

Head of Platform Security · FinTech, Series B

“I used to spend 3 hours a week manually checking CVE feeds for packages we run. Outrightly eliminated that entirely. The Slack alerts are clear, actionable, and relevant to our actual stack.”

Priya N.

Senior DevSecOps Engineer · Payments platform

“Our compliance auditor asked if we had a CVE monitoring system. I showed them Outrightly's alert history and they were satisfied. Saved us significant consulting time.”

Sarah O.

Engineering Manager · AI infrastructure startup

“The public PoC detection is what gets me. When Outrightly shows a CVE has 3 public exploits on GitHub, I know I need to stop what I'm doing and patch immediately. Context matters.”

Daniel F.

Staff Engineer · B2B SaaS, 60-person eng team

“We're a 4-person startup without a dedicated security person. Outrightly is effectively our security team for CVE monitoring. Pro tier pays for itself with the first critical alert.”

Alexa W.

Co-founder & CTO · Developer tools startup

“I connected our GitHub monorepo and Outrightly auto-discovered 340 packages across 12 services. Had our first CVE alert within 20 minutes. Setup literally took 90 seconds.”

James P.

VP of Engineering · Data infrastructure, remote-first

“We caught a critical Log4j variant in our staging environment 40 minutes after it was published to NVD. Before it hit any security mailing list. That kind of lead time is invaluable.”

Marcus C.

Head of Platform Security · FinTech, Series B

“I used to spend 3 hours a week manually checking CVE feeds for packages we run. Outrightly eliminated that entirely. The Slack alerts are clear, actionable, and relevant to our actual stack.”

Priya N.

Senior DevSecOps Engineer · Payments platform

“Our compliance auditor asked if we had a CVE monitoring system. I showed them Outrightly's alert history and they were satisfied. Saved us significant consulting time.”

Sarah O.

Engineering Manager · AI infrastructure startup

“The public PoC detection is what gets me. When Outrightly shows a CVE has 3 public exploits on GitHub, I know I need to stop what I'm doing and patch immediately. Context matters.”

Daniel F.

Staff Engineer · B2B SaaS, 60-person eng team

“We're a 4-person startup without a dedicated security person. Outrightly is effectively our security team for CVE monitoring. Pro tier pays for itself with the first critical alert.”

Alexa W.

Co-founder & CTO · Developer tools startup

“I connected our GitHub monorepo and Outrightly auto-discovered 340 packages across 12 services. Had our first CVE alert within 20 minutes. Setup literally took 90 seconds.”

James P.

VP of Engineering · Data infrastructure, remote-first

“We had a golang microservice that NVD wouldn't have flagged because the package name didn't match. Outrightly's OSV integration caught it. That's exactly the kind of edge case that matters.”

Lucas H.

Infrastructure Lead · Cloud platform startup

“I run a bug bounty program. Outrightly helps me understand what CVEs are in scope before researchers find them. The real-time update frequency is genuinely faster than my competitors' scanners.”

Rachel T.

Application Security Engineer · Enterprise SaaS

“We benchmark tools against Log4Shell detection time. Outrightly had it flagged with CVSS, affected packages, and three public PoC links within 35 minutes of NVD publication.”

Nina V.

Security Research Engineer · Security consultancy

“As a CISO I need to report CVE exposure to the board monthly. Outrightly's severity breakdown and alert history gives me exactly what I need without manual aggregation.”

Aisha M.

CISO · Healthcare tech, 200-person org

“I used to open a spreadsheet every Monday to manually cross-reference NVD updates against our services. Outrightly replaced that entirely. That's 2 hours back every week.”

Omar H.

Platform Security Lead · Climate tech startup

“The version-precision is the key thing. An alert that fires on every CVE for every popular package is useless. Outrightly only fires when it actually affects my version. That's the product.”

Tom E.

CTO · Developer tooling, 12-person team