Trivy
trivy.devA command-line security scanner for repositories, images, binaries, and Kubernetes targets.
A command-line security scanner for repositories, images, binaries, and Kubernetes targets.
Inspect Kubernetes network flows and service relationships through Cilium's CLI and optional service-map interface.
AI security platform for guardrails, red teaming and compliance
Monitor networks, servers, applications, and services with discovery, performance data collection, event processing, and alerting.
Correlate network and application signals to find disruptions across hybrid infrastructure.
AI-powered UI design tool that turns text, screenshots, and sketches into editable mockups and prototypes.
Business finance platform that connects bank accounts and tracks invoices, expenses and cash flow in one place.
Monitor devices and network services from an on-prem Windows server using sensors attached to a device tree.
Document scanning with automatic cleanup and page detection
Windows scanner acquisition with PDF cleanup and annotation
AI receipt scanner and bookkeeping app that files receipts and matches them to bank lines.
Food journaling with detailed nutrients and a free barcode scanner
A portable malware-removal utility for an existing infection
A malware scan with quick, full and custom scope
LAN, Wi-Fi and Internet diagnostics on a phone
Assess authorized systems for flaws and configuration issues
Search Kubernetes network traffic by workload, API, and network context, then save packet captures for later review.
A network and server monitor that discovers devices, tracks performance, and routes threshold-based alarms.
Measure network quality continuously from branch, cloud, Wi-Fi, and remote-worker vantage points.
Collect and analyze network flows and telemetry to understand performance and activity across connected systems.
Discover network devices, graph their data, and send alerts from an SNMP-based monitoring system.
Route test traffic through a controllable TCP proxy to simulate latency, outages and other network faults.