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Get a free open-source security scan of your repository.

We run the same toolchain you saw in our Research benchmark — Trivy, Semgrep, Gitleaks and npm-audit — on a repository of your choosing and deliver a branded PDF report within 5 business days. Aqua Enterprise scan available as a paid follow-up engagement.

What we scan

Four scanners, one report.

Each tool catches a different class of issue. Together they cover dependency CVEs, source-code patterns, leaked credentials and Node ecosystem advisories.

Trivy

Lockfile-based dependency CVE scan. Every vulnerable package with installed version and recommended fix.

Semgrep

Pattern-based SAST. SQL injection, hardcoded secrets, unsafe deserialization, dangerous code paths.

Gitleaks

Repository-wide secret detection. Committed credentials, API keys, tokens with file:line references.

npm-audit

Node ecosystem advisory check. Direct vs transitive dependencies flagged for clearer triage.

Submit your repository

Tell us what to scan.

All open-source scans are free. We'll respond within 1 business day and deliver the report within 5.

After submitting, we'll send you the exact username from our scan account. You can revoke access any time after the report is delivered.

Request received.

Thanks — your repository is in our queue. You'll get a confirmation email in your inbox within a minute.

What happens next: our team reviews your request within 1 business day. If your repo is private, we'll send a GitHub collaborator invite from our scan account. The PDF report lands in your inbox within 5 business days.
How it works

From submit to PDF.

1

Submit

~ 2 minutes

Fill the form above. We capture your repo, contact and scope. If private, you grant us collaborator access.

2

Review

within 1 business day

We verify the repository, confirm the tech stack and queue the scan. You receive a confirmation email with the scheduled run date.

3

Scan

1-2 business days

We run Trivy, Semgrep, Gitleaks and npm-audit on the repo. Findings are de-duplicated, triaged by severity and exploit probability.

4

Receive

within 5 business days

You get a branded PDF report — per-tool drill-downs, recommended fixes, and a prioritized action list ordered by impact.

Want the Aqua Enterprise drill-down too?

Aqua adds Reachability analysis, EPSS exploit-probability scoring, and Direct/Transitive metadata that turns 250+ raw findings into a 20-item action list. See the methodology in our Research benchmark. Available as a paid engagement — check the "I'd also like Aqua" box above or write to sales@hub-sec.com.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Is the OSS scan really free?

Yes. The Trivy, Semgrep, Gitleaks and npm-audit run on your repo is free, including the PDF report. We do this because most teams discover security gaps through it and end up engaging us for the follow-up — Aqua Enterprise scans, remediation work, ongoing scanning. No card required, no auto-conversion to paid.

What happens to my code?

We clone the repo into an isolated scan environment, run the toolchain, and delete the clone after the report is generated. We retain the JSON output and the PDF report for our records; you can request deletion at any time. We never share your code or findings with third parties.

How do you handle private repos?

You invite our scan account as a read-only collaborator. After we submit the form, we email you the exact GitHub username to invite. You can revoke access immediately after the report lands in your inbox.

What languages and stacks do you support?

Trivy and Semgrep cover most modern stacks (Node.js, Python, Java/Spring, Go, Ruby, .NET, Rust, etc.). Gitleaks is language-agnostic. npm-audit is Node-specific. If your stack is unusual (Erlang, Crystal, Zig), tell us in the scope notes — we'll let you know upfront if coverage is limited.

Can you scan more than one repo?

Yes — submit the form once per repo. For 5+ repos or a full org scan, write directly to sales@hub-sec.com and we'll set up a bulk engagement.

What does the report look like?

Same format as our published benchmark. See the Research page for a live example — yours will be branded for your company, with your repo's findings instead of NodeGoat / juice-shop / WebGoat.