For software suppliers & product teams
Your next release.
A clearer security story.
Turn the artifacts you already produce into evidence you can discuss with a buyer. Start with your SBOM, then inspect the binary and API contract.
Local readiness check: free, no account, no file upload.
Start with what you have.
An inventory, a release artifact, an API contract or an authorised website.
A repeatable pre-handover workflow
Answer the questions
before they slow you down.
A security review needs more than a list of components. Show which evidence is available, which checks ran and what still needs an answer.
Is the inventory usable?
Check names, versions, identifiers, unique references and SHA-256 evidence locally. Download the gaps as JSON.
What do the release artifacts reveal?
Use the workspace to inspect native binary hardening and API security declarations with the static audit modules.
What still needs investigation?
Review findings in the workspace. Resolve missing supplier information and run a complete reassessment after changes.
The product, visualised
Make the release easier to inspect.
Bring structure to the artifacts and declarations that support a security review.
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Evidence you can explain
Three inputs. Three different questions.
What ships with the product?
An SBOM helps identify components. The local readiness checker finds missing evidence; composition analysis evaluates supported versions against advisory sources.
Composition analysis ↗What does the artifact declare?
Binary checks inspect hardening metadata. API contract checks inspect declared protections. Neither establishes runtime exploitability.
Security audit ↗Support the review.
Keep the scope clear.
Cidra provides technical evidence for your review process. It does not issue certifications, submit regulatory notifications or replace a penetration test. The workspace now includes evidence gaps, dated metadata packs and snapshot comparisons. Packs exclude raw uploads and private request notes; they are not signed release attestations.