Seal Security raises $13 million in Series A funding to secure open source code at scale with vulnerability-free open source components.
How Seal Security secures its own supply chain, from hardware-signed commits to serverless infrastructure and human-in-the-loop AI security.
How patch-in-place remediation fixes direct and transitive open source vulnerabilities without risky upgrades, and what to look for in a platform.
When “latest” isn’t safest: how unpinned dependencies enable supply-chain attacks, why pinning is a security control, and how to update software safely and intentionally.
Seal Security partners with Wiz to provide pre-patched, hardened base images that remove container vulnerabilities without version upgrades.
The same package version can carry different security states depending on the OS. Our research on versioning ghosts and how to spot them.
CVE-2025-14847, or MongoBleed, is a critical unauthenticated memory disclosure flaw in MongoDB. How it works and how Seal helps you stay safe.
The new FedRAMP VDR standard asks cloud providers to go beyond base CVSS scores in vulnerability response. How Seal Security helps you meet it.
Seal Security is proud to join the Checkmarx Technology Partner Program, bringing open source vulnerability remediation to the Checkmarx One Platform.
CVE-2025-55182 is a CVSS 10.0 unauthenticated RCE in React Server Functions. How the vulnerability works and how Seal helps you stay safe.
A new Shai-Hulud-style attack hit npm on November 24th, this time with self-replicating malware. What happened and how to protect your projects.
New Seal Security updates that streamline your development process, improve security auditability and make the platform significantly faster.
OWASP's 2025 Top 10 names Software Supply Chain Failures (A03). What prevention really looks like when vulnerabilities hide in thousands of components.
