Resources

Open Source Remediation for Financial Services

How Seal fixes open source vulnerabilities without touching core banking, payments or trading systems: no forced upgrade, end-of-life coverage and signed, examination-ready evidence.

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Open Source Remediation for Financial Services

How Seal fixes open source vulnerabilities without touching core banking, payments or trading systems: no forced upgrade, end-of-life coverage and signed, examination-ready evidence.

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Remediation in the Mythos Era

Frontier AI now finds open source vulnerabilities faster than teams can upgrade. How Seal backports fixes into the versions you already run, with no migrations and a 72-hour SLA.

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Case Study

BigID: From Friction to Partnership Between Security and Engineering

BigID VP of Security Kyle Kurdziolek on how Seal Security ended the upgrade fights between security and engineering, with patched libraries on the same versions BigID already runs.

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Meet Seal Security at FS-ISAC Fall Summit 2026

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Seal Security at FS-ISAC Fall Summit 2026 (Booth 79)

Meet Seal Security at booth 79, FS-ISAC Americas Fall Summit in Austin, Oct 26 to 29. See open source CVEs patched on the version you already run.

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Financial services: Close critical CVEs within your SLA

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Close Critical CVEs Within Your SLA, No Upgrade Required

PCI DSS requirement 6.3.3 allows one month from release to install critical security patches. Seal backports the fix into the open source version your bank already runs.

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Spring CVE Index: Patched Without an Upgrade

Find your Spring CVE in the index. Seal backports the fix to the Spring version you already run - no framework upgrade, no code changes.

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Spring Boot 3.5 End of Life: What Happens to Your Security Patches

Spring Boot 3.5 reached end of OSS support on June 30, 2026, and no longer gets free security patches. Seal keeps 3.5 patched - no upgrade to 4.0 required.

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Research

The Silent Patch Gap: When OSS Fix Commits Beat Security Advisories

94% of CVEs have a public fix commit before the advisory. The median gap is 11 days - and AI agents can now exploit it in minutes.

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Research

A Third of Critical Java Advisories Have Wrong Info

We re-checked 94 critical Java vulnerability advisories. Nearly 1 in 3 had wrong info - bad version ranges, wrong fixed versions, or the wrong package named.

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Case Study

SaaS Company’s Transformation with Seal Security

How a 75-developer SaaS company cleared 200 critical open source vulnerabilities, cut MTTR from months to hours and kept FedRAMP compliance with Seal Security.

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Webinar

Take Control of Your AppSec: Empowering Security Teams to Independently Remediate Open Source Vulnerabilities

Webinar with Seal Security CPO Alon Navon: why upgrades stall open source remediation, and how backported fixes let security teams remediate without developers. Key takeaways and chapter links.

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Whitepaper

Confronting today’s open source security challenges

Research into how organizations manage open source vulnerabilities: why remediation is hard, where SCA and prioritization tools fall short, and why 99% of CVE fixes can be backported.

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Case Study

Kiteworks' Strategic Response to CentOS End-of-Life with Seal Security

How Kiteworks patched dozens of critical CentOS end-of-life vulnerabilities within days and kept FedRAMP compliance, without a rushed Linux migration.

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Case Study

Cybersecurity Asset Management Platform’s Journey to Becoming FedRAMP Compliant

How a cybersecurity asset management platform passed its FedRAMP audit by patching Alpine Linux and Ubuntu 20 vulnerabilities, without costly upgrades or migrations.

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Critical CVE-2025-55182 in React and Next.js

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CVSS 10.0 CVE in React & Next.js. Get a free patch!

A critical CVSS 10.0 RCE vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182) was disclosed in React and Next.js, allowing unauthenticated attackers to execute code through malformed payloads sent to React Server Components and Server Function endpoints. Get your free patch for CVE-2025-55182 and secure your React and Next.js apps.

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Brochure

Consider Your Open Source Vulnerabilities SEALED

Seal Security's AppSec Remediation Agent delivers human-vetted, production-ready fixes for open source vulnerabilities, with no upgrades, no code changes and no engineering involvement.

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eBook: Navigating FedRAMP compliance for open source

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Navigating FedRAMP Compliance for Open Source Software with Seal Security

What FedRAMP expects for open source: vulnerability scanning, remediation timelines, POA&M tracking, hardened baselines and SBOMs, and how to meet each requirement at every layer of the stack.

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