Fix vulnerabilities at the package level, including transitive dependencies, without breaking changes or requiring version upgrades.
Secure operating systems across major Linux distributions, including end-of-life versions, without migrations or vendor lock-in.
Automatically fix vulnerabilities in your container images—no code changes, pipeline modifications, or rebuilds required.
Deploy production-ready base images that are continuously updated, vulnerability-free, and fully STIG and FIPS compliant, so you meet security and compliance requirements out of the box.
In this webinar, we'll explore how security teams can leverage backporting of security fixes to bypass challenging upgrades and avoid breaking changes.
End-of-life (EOL) systems pose serious security, compliance, and operational risks—but upgrading is often too costly or disruptive. Learn why EOL infrastructure persists and how Seal Security helps secure legacy systems without breaking your stack
In this eBook, we outline how FedRAMP sets clear guidelines to ensure all software components—including open source libraries, application dependencies, container images, and OS components—are kept secure. This ebook will help you stay ahead of audits, slash your vulnerability backlog, and simplify monthly reporting. Download the ebook to see how Seal Security helps cloud providers meet FedRAMP compliance—securely, efficiently, and continuously.
Discover how Seal Security identifies and patches open source vulnerabilities without breaking changes.
Seal goes beyond traditional scanners by not only identifying CVEs in your source code management tools (e.g. GitHub, GitLab, and AzureDevOps), but also patching open source packages. Seal Security can also ingest scan results from popular SCA tools (e.g. Snyk and Black Duck) and widely used security tools (e.g. GitHub Advanced Security) and patch the CVEs in the open source packages.
Seal Security delivers backported security patches carefully engineered to apply only the minimal changes required to fix a vulnerability. All patches are built to be compatible with existing versions of open source packages with no added features or API modifications, ensuring maximum compatibility and minimal risk.
Seal Security uses community fixes with only the minimal necessary changes. All remediated versions undergo thorough testing and quality assurance, including manual inspection by our vulnerability research team and validation by a dedicated AI tool to ensure there are no breaking changes.
Since our platform runs at build-time, all of your existing tests run on our remediated version, providing an extra layer of assurance.
Seal supports all major distributions, including RHEL, CentOS, Alpine, and Debian.
Yes. Every image includes an SBOM (SPDX or CycloneDX format) and can be shipped with patch attestations and cryptographic signatures, making them ready for audit and continuous compliance workflows.
Seal Security supports Java, Python, JavaScript, C/C++, Go, PHP, C#, and Ruby.
Seal helps organizations meet standards like FedRAMP, PCI DSS 4.0, NYDFS 500, and DORA by delivering secure, sealed packages and images with SBOMs and patch attestations.
Seal Security handles all critical and high-rated vulnerabilities within 72 hours of being made public.