Uncover vulnerabilities hidden from traditional scanners by aggregating unpublicised CSAF advisories.
Collect security advisories from multiple sources, including unpublicised CSAF documents that other tools miss.
Automatically correlate aggregated advisories with your SBOMs to identify vulnerabilities before they hit mainstream databases like NVD.
Become a CSAF trusted provider yourself in no time, informing your users in machine-readable format.
Traditional vulnerability scanners only check public databases. But what about the vulnerabilities that haven’t been publicised yet?
Many security advisories exist in CSAF format across vendor servers before they appear in public databases like NVD. Traditional tools miss these entirely, leaving you exposed to known threats.
BOMnipotent actively aggregates CSAF advisories from multiple sources that you have access to. By collecting security information directly from vendors and trusted providers, you get early warning of vulnerabilities affecting your supply chain.
Once aggregated, BOMnipotent automatically matches these advisories against your (Software) Bill of Materials (SBOM/xBOM). This means you can identify which components in your software are affected by vulnerabilities that other tools don’t even know about yet.
By the time a vulnerability hits mainstream databases, it may already be exploited in the wild. BOMnipotent gives you a critical time advantage to patch and protect your systems before threats become public knowledge.
SBOM and CSAF made easy.
SBOMs, vulnerabilities, CSAF docs, centralized and structured.
Set roles and restrict permissions per product or user group.
CLI and API outputs work in human- or machine-readable formats.
Not a feature, but a design principle.
All requests are verified, and all actions scoped.
Authentication via public-key cryptography, secrets do not leave the machine.
Test-driven development in Rust, with memory-safety baked in.
Because security is a team effort.
Flat pricing, no feature tiers, no hidden costs.
Everything you need for the price of two pizzas a month.
Non-profits and other non-commercial entities pay not a penny.