Herramientas

All-in-one security scanner for container images, filesystems, Git repos and Kubernetes clusters: finds known vulnerabilities, IaC misconfigurations, leaked secrets and software licenses, and generates SBOMs. Open source, maintained by Aqua Security.

Fast vulnerability scanner driven by YAML templates: uses a community template library to detect known vulnerabilities over HTTP, DNS, TCP, SSL and more, supports custom templates and plugs into CI/CD. Use only on targets you're authorized to test.

Classic network discovery and security auditing tool: host discovery, port scanning, service version and OS detection, plus vulnerability checks with NSE scripts. Only scan networks you are authorized to test.

Scans container images, filesystem directories and SBOMs for known vulnerabilities across major Linux distro packages and many language ecosystems, ranks risk by EPSS and KEV, and filters results with OpenVEX. Good for vulnerability gates in CI. Maintained by Anchore.

Google's official dependency vulnerability scanner: parses project lockfiles and container images, checks them against the OSV.dev database to find affected dependencies, and can suggest upgrade fixes (experimental).

Static scanner for security and compliance issues in Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, Helm, Dockerfiles and CI pipeline configs, with over a thousand built-in policies and hard-coded secret detection. Outputs SARIF, JSON and more. Maintained by Prisma Cloud.

Trail of Bits skill that audits npm, PyPI and Go supply-chain risk: known advisories across direct deps and the whole lockfile tree, deprecated or archived upstreams, npm publisher concentration and install-time scripts. Needs uv; a logged-in gh is recommended.

Trail of Bits static analysis skills: CodeQL for interprocedural taint tracking and data-flow analysis, Semgrep for rule-based scanning, plus parsing and deduplicating SARIF results. Requires CodeQL or Semgrep installed locally.

The Linux Foundation's open-source compliance toolchain: analyzes project dependencies, scans licenses and copyrights, checks known vulnerabilities, flags policy violations and generates SBOMs and notice files. Needs Java 25 or Docker and ideally 8 GB RAM; have legal review license findings.

Trivy's MCP plugin: lets agents scan local projects, container images and remote repositories for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in plain language, optionally checking policy compliance via the Aqua platform. Requires Trivy; maintained by Aqua Security.