Layer 01
Runtime Exploitability
Evidence from executed code paths, loaded libraries, and process behavior reveals which vulnerabilities are practically reachable — not just theoretically present.
Platform
Primod maps what actually executes in your production environment — so every patch decision is backed by evidence, not guesswork.
Runtime Vulnerabilities Dashboard
Most vulnerability scanners hand you a list and walk away. Primod shows you what's actually executing in production — collapsing hundreds of packages down to the handful of functions that are live, reachable, and worth your team's time.
The severity breakdown, detection timeline, and CVE groupings give engineering the full picture in a single view — so your team spends time on real risk instead of chasing false positives.

Cluster Topology View
When a threat is detected, you need to know exactly which workloads are affected — not after a manual audit, but immediately. Primod maps every node, namespace, pod, and container in your cluster and overlays live threat signals directly onto the topology, so you can understand blast radius at a glance and act before it spreads.


CVE Investigation
When Primod detects a live vulnerability, you don't get a CVE ID and a score. You get the complete execution record — the exact function that triggered, the full call stack leading up to it, the binary it ran from, the container it lived in, and the HTTP request that set it off.
Primod also tells you exactly how to fix it. The affected import path links directly to the upstream GitHub repository, the fixed version is surfaced inline, and the vulnerability impact is explained in plain language — so your engineer can open a PR without ever leaving the investigation screen.
No log digging. No cross-referencing five tools. No guessing which binary to patch. Every piece of context — from the triggering HTTP request down to the fix commit — in one place.
Cloud Security Score
Security posture shouldn't require cross-referencing five dashboards across five providers. Primod distills your entire cloud configuration into a single score — broken down by provider, service, and control — so leadership and engineering share the same picture and can track improvement over time without building their own reports.

Findings Overview
Misconfigurations across cloud providers accumulate fast and stay invisible until something breaks. Primod surfaces every finding in one unified table — mapped to its standard, its resource, and the steps to fix it — so your team can move from discovery to remediation without switching tools or writing queries.

Live Runtime Engine
Primod's eBPF sensor intercepts every syscall as workloads run. CVEs are matched against live execution paths — containers that never trigger the vulnerable function are automatically cleared.
How It Works
Layer 01
Evidence from executed code paths, loaded libraries, and process behavior reveals which vulnerabilities are practically reachable — not just theoretically present.
Layer 02
Workload metadata, cloud configuration, and service lineage merge into one risk narrative that engineering can action quickly without switching tools.
Layer 03
Security guidance maps directly to deployment teams and affected services, reducing triage drag, patch churn, and cross-team coordination overhead.
Architecture Snapshot
Kernel-level probes capture runtime execution, process lineage, syscall behavior, and network interactions with sub-1% production overhead.
CVEs are mapped to reachable code paths and service dependencies. Cloud configuration and blast radius context is fused into a single confidence score.
Full execution context for every triggered vulnerability — from the entry point down to the vulnerable function. No guesswork, just evidence.
Every remediation decision is backed by traceable runtime observation — ready for SOC 2, audit review, and post-incident analysis.
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