Find the risk. Understand the next step.
Check MCP configurations and scan dependencies across large Gradle builds. See which modules and teams introduce a vulnerable package, and who else is affected.
Explore dependency attribution
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Trust every MCP server your agents load
Your AI agents are only as safe as the MCP servers in their config. RingZero checks supported configs for typosquats, inline secrets, unpinned sources, and over-broad access. The sample below previews planned registry enrichment and config fixes; those features are coming soon.
Learn more about MCP security →Acme Corp
MCP registry scan
8 servers scanned across 3 repos
Server inventory
slack
npm:slack-mpc
storefront/.mcp.json · stdio
Typosquatted package shadows the official Slack server
Typosquat
slack-mpc is one transposition away from @modelcontextprotocol/server-slack. It was published 11 days ago, has 63 downloads, and links to no repository.
Recommended config fix
"slack": { "command": "npx",- "args": ["-y", "slack-mpc"]+ "args": ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-slack@2025.3.2"] }Find the dependency. See who introduces it.
Scan large Gradle builds, find the modules and teams that introduce vulnerable packages, and see who else is affected. Custom labels keep service and domain context alongside each module.
Learn more about supply chain scanning →Where it enters the build
:shared-http
Platform team
Declares the library that brings in the vulnerable package.
- Service
- identity
- Domain
- shared services
Who else is affected
- :checkout-apiCheckout team
- :billing-workerBilling team
Both consume the package through :shared-http.
Supported today
Built for large Gradle monorepos
- Keep the whole build in one scan, or scan modules independently.
- Filter by team or module, then open the dependency paths you need.
Coming soon
Launch a scan in four clicks
Preview the planned workflow: choose a registered host, describe what you're testing, and pick your suites. AI pentesting is coming soon; this demo uses sample data and does not probe a real host.
Learn more about AI penetration testing →Choose a target
Only hosts your team has verified it controls appear here.
Scan configuration
Runs only against the authorized target above.
Scan, understand, and fix — in one place
Preview the planned AI patch workflow: review a proposed change, see why it is suggested, and apply it to the sample finding. Automatic patch generation and code changes are coming soon.
Acme Corp
Security workspace
9 open · 0 fixed
Critical SQL injection reachable from the public report-export endpoint — on a service that stores cardholder data.
Ranked #1: an externally reachable critical on a PCI-scoped service outweighs internal criticals and internet-facing highs elsewhere.
Triage queue
SQL injection in report export
src/reports/export.ts:42
User-controlled `range` is concatenated into a raw SQL query, allowing injection.
AI-proposed fix
const range = req.query.range-const rows = await db.query(`SELECT * FROM tx WHERE day = '${range}'`)+const rows = await db.query(+ 'SELECT * FROM tx WHERE day = $1', [range])Fix issues the moment they land
Set the rules once — which projects matter most, which severities to act on, and where review is required. Change the rules in this demo and watch the sample feed react. Production triage, automatic fixes, and verification are coming soon.
Learn more about automated remediation →Automation rules
Tune once — every incoming finding is handled this way.
Prioritize projects
Act on severity ≥
Human in the loop
Live activity
Findings streaming inHardcoded API key in commit
payments-api · Critical· priority
Outdated TLS config
web · Medium
Path traversal in file download
platform · High
Debug logging left enabled
mobile · Low
Missing rate limit on login
payments-api · High· priority
XSS via unescaped comment body
web · Critical
Available today. A clear path ahead.
Start with MCP checks and dependency scanning. Explore previews of the workflows we're building next.
MCP security
Available today
Check server configurations, manage your approved catalog, and audit supported agent usage.
Large-project dependency scanning
Available today
Scan large Gradle monorepos in one run. Browse findings and open dependency evidence as you need it.
Module and team attribution
Available today
See who introduces a vulnerable dependency and who consumes it. Keep your own service and domain labels with each module.
Automated triage & fixes
Coming soon
Planned fixes with review and approval controls for your team.
Org security health
Preview
Explore the planned view of security scores, trends, and risk by team.
AI penetration testing
Coming soon
Planned agents to test infrastructure you own and investigate exploit paths.
Why teams choose RingZero
Put security context where engineering work happens. Scan MCP configs in CI, inspect resolved dependencies, and identify the module that introduces a vulnerable package before deciding what to change.
- MCP policy checks alongside config changes
- Advisory findings with dependency paths
- Team labels that help route Gradle fixes
resolved packages, module relationships, and introducing dependencies.
API permissions and project restrictions for each integration.
MCP checks and dependency reports before connecting an account.
Every altitude of your org, one workspace
Zoom from the whole organization to a single repository. Leads see every team's score and open findings at a glance; teams see their own repos — and every repo opens into its findings. Flip the toggle or click through below. This is a preview of planned organization posture views using sample data; Gradle team labels are available separately in scan findings.
Acme Corp
Organization overview
4 teams · 9 repos · 38 members
15 open findings org-wide
Teams — click one to open its view
Alerts that land where your team already works
Route findings to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, email, or any webhook — for the whole org or a single project, filtered by the severity each channel cares about. Every message carries the suggested fix inline and links straight to the pull request when one exists. Try the planned routing below with sample data. Notification delivery integrations are coming soon; this demo sends no messages.
Destinations
Routing rules
#security-alerts
Slack · Acme workspace · Slack app
Notify on severity ≥
Scope
Message content
Message preview
SQL injection in report export
payments-api · src/reports/export.ts:42
The export endpoint interpolates the date-range filter straight into the query, so a crafted range reads any table.
Suggested fix · Parameterize the export query
const range = req.query.range-const rows = await db.query(`SELECT * FROM tx WHERE day = '${range}'`)+const rows = await db.query(+ 'SELECT * FROM tx WHERE day = $1', [range])Recent deliveries
- #security-alerts · SQL injection in report export9m ago
- security@acme.dev · Vulnerable lodash pulled in by webpack-cli (CVE-2025-1332)21m ago
Built to protect the public internet
RingZero's planned host-scanning workflow is for infrastructure your organization controls. Host registration, the sidecar, and scan execution are coming soon; the design below explains the proposed scope checks.
Offensive tooling only earns trust when it can't be misused. That's why RingZero's scanning model is built around verified ownership: before a host can ever be imported as a target, your organization has to prove it controls it. There is no field where you can type a stranger's IP range.
- No arbitrary IPs or domains — unregistered hosts can't be imported, full stop
- Scope is bound to your organization and enforced by the platform, not by policy text
- Every registration and every scan is attributable and auditable
How host registration works
- 1 Deploy the sidecar
A lightweight RingZero sidecar runs alongside your own application, on infrastructure you already operate. Being able to deploy it is the proof of control.
- 2 It attests ownership
From inside your environment, the sidecar sends an org-signed attestation to RingZero — and answers a challenge that can only be met from the host itself.
- 3 The host is registered
RingZero verifies the attestation and registers the host to your organization. It stays registered only while the sidecar keeps checking in.
- 4 Only then is it scannable
Scans can only ever target registered hosts. Infrastructure you don’t demonstrably control never enters scope — and lapsed hosts drop out automatically.
This verification flow is planned and is not available to deploy yet.
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