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What is Seal Security?
Seal Security is a pioneering generative AI solution designed for automated, scalable open source vulnerability remediation. The platform seamlessly integrates into existing Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) workflows, offering standalone security patches that enable immediate resolution of critical security issues.
The solution addresses vulnerabilities in both direct and transitive dependencies, legacy applications, and third-party vendors. It provides comprehensive protection for containers and base images, ensuring business operations remain uninterrupted while maintaining optimal security standards. With capabilities to remediate over 95% of critical and high severity vulnerabilities from the last five years, Seal Security enables organizations to achieve faster Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) and maintain robust security posture.
Features
- Standalone Patches: One-click resolution for critical security issues
- CI/CD Integration: Seamless vulnerability remediation in development workflow
- Legacy Support: Address vulnerabilities in hard-to-patch applications
- Container Security: Apply security patches to containers and base images
- High Coverage: Remediate over 95% of critical and high severity vulnerabilities
- Workflow Integration: Easy integration with existing SDLC processes
Use Cases
- Patching open source vulnerabilities in dependencies
- Securing legacy and third-party applications
- Container and base image security management
- Supply chain security enhancement
- Automated vulnerability remediation in CI/CD pipeline
FAQs
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What percentage of vulnerabilities can Seal Security remediate?
Seal Security can remediate over 95% of critical and high severity vulnerabilities from the last five years. -
Does Seal Security support container security?
Yes, Seal Security can apply security patches to containers and base images without disrupting business operations. -
Can it handle third-party application vulnerabilities?
Yes, it can address vulnerabilities in hard-to-patch applications, including those from out-of-date third-party vendors.
