Open Source
Four CLI tools that make triage, inspection, scanner consolidation, and detection validation faster — without adding complexity.
First-response triage for suspicious Kubernetes workloads.
A read-only kubectl plugin that collapses the first 60 seconds of incident triage into a single command. Summary first, details after.
Process-to-socket inspection for Linux and containers.
Shows which sockets a process owns, where connections go, and what to check first during runtime triage — without packet capture or an eBPF stack.
One clean security report from multiple Kubernetes scanners.
Stop parsing JSONs. Run Trivy, Grype, Kubescape, and more — get one deduplicated executive summary and technical report in 30 seconds.
Safe runtime scenario replay for detection validation.
Trigger real Kubernetes runtime behaviors on test clusters, verify them independently of any detection backend, and map results to your local ruleset.
Each tool works standalone. Together they cover the full security clarity workflow — from scanner noise to triage to detection validation.
secclear-cli
Consolidate scanner output into one prioritized report. Stop parsing JSON from five tools.
kubectl-triage
Investigate suspicious workloads immediately. Get context, events, RBAC, and network policy in one command.
sockscope
Inspect what a process is actually talking to at the socket level. No packet capture required.
k8s-runtime-replay
Validate your detection rules against real behaviors on a test cluster. Confirm coverage before incidents happen.
These tools surface the signals. A Baseline Review turns those signals into a clear operating model for your team.
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