Platform · Security Posture
See CVEs and CIS drift next to the incident they cause.
Powered by Kubescape, vulnerability and CIS Benchmark posture live in the same workload view as APM and cost, not a separate security dashboard you check on a different day.
Screenshot: security dashboard — CVE list and CIS Benchmark scoring per workload — TODO
CVE Scanning
CIS Benchmark Scoring
Cluster Security Dashboard
Workload-Level Posture
Critical CVE Anomaly Detection
New: CVE anomaly detection
Get paged when critical exposure spikes, not just when it exists.
A long static list of CVEs is easy to ignore. Randoli watches for sudden increases in critical and high-severity CVEs across your workloads and raises it as an anomaly, through the same alerting your team already uses for everything else.
See how it fits with the rest of the platform in Observability for Kubernetes and Cost Management for Kubernetes.
Common questions
Kubescape, running as part of the same data plane that collects your other signals, so scan results show up alongside APM and cost, not in a separate tool.
It covers CVE scanning and CIS Benchmark posture natively at the workload, namespace, and cluster level, correlated with the rest of your telemetry. Teams with deeper compliance or audit requirements may still run a dedicated CSPM tool alongside it.
It watches for sudden increases in critical or high-severity CVE counts across your workloads and raises an alert, through the same alerting integrations (Slack, email, PagerDuty, Teams) you already use.
No. Scanning and processing happen locally, in the same data plane as the rest of your telemetry. Only posture signals and alerts reach the control plane.
Find the CVE spike before it finds you.