ARPSyndicate
Kenzer finds the weaknesses across your infrastructure, code and suppliers, tells you which ones attackers can actually use, and confirms when they're fixed. It's the engine behind every other part of the platform.
Thousands of findings, ranked by how bad they could be in theory. Your team works top to bottom and still misses the one that's being exploited right now.
Kenzer ranks every finding by whether a working exploit exists, using VEDAS alongside EPSS and CISA KEV. The handful that matter this week rise to the top.
Domains, hosts, apps, code, APIs and vendors, found and kept up to date for you.
Weaknesses ranked by whether someone can actually use them, with VEDAS scores on every finding.
Stolen credentials, leaked keys, lookalike domains and incidents at the providers you depend on.
Kenzer maps your domains, hosts, services, repositories and dependencies.
Passive checks always run. Deeper scanning runs where you've authorized it.
Every finding is scored with VEDAS, EPSS and known exploitation.
Findings go to the right team, or straight into GitHub and GitLab as issues.
The next scheduled scan checks the fix and your grade moves.
Open ports and live services across everything you expose, not a sample.
CycloneDX and SPDX SBOMs, or ones Kenzer builds from your repo, checked package by package.
Code flaws reviewed by AI, so you only see the ones that can actually be reached.
For any vulnerability, an advisory on how to reproduce it safely, detect it and fix it.
One issue per vulnerability, never duplicated across rescans, held to a severity floor you set.
Exposure is tracked as it changes, and fixes are confirmed automatically.
Yes. Connect a repository or upload an SBOM and every package in it is checked against known vulnerabilities, including the ones you never see on the network.
All three, in one findings list and one grade. You don't have to line up results from three different tools by hand.
Severity first, then whether someone can actually exploit it. Every finding carries its VEDAS score, its EPSS score and whether it's on the CISA known-exploited list.
Yes. Findings, scores and SBOM data are all available through the REST API, so you can feed your ticketing system, SIEM or dashboards.
No. Passive checks run by default. Port and vulnerability scanning only start once the organization has authorized it.
One engine for your infrastructure, your code and your suppliers, on one grade.