See which releases and environments are affected by a new CVE.

A scan tells you what was bundled into one build. Quaze gives you the inventory of every release in every environment, by date and by team, so you can track vulnerabilities in production without scrambling.

Is this vulnerability actually in production?

A build report is one slice of one component at one moment. Production is the full stack: every component, every environment, every release, today and last week. Quaze tracks the stack.

What artifact-only tools see

"Build #482 contains library X version 1.2."

Useful at build time. Silent on which environments still run that build, how long they've run it, or whether last week's hotfix has rolled everywhere yet.

What Quaze sees

"Right now, production is on release 2.4.1. Library X version 1.3 has been live there since April 12."

Runtime, dated, and tied to the release that put it there.

A worked example: a new OpenSSL CVE is published. Quaze shows that release 2.4.1 contains the affected version, that 2.4.1 has been live in production since April 12, and routes the alert to the team that owns it.

Who owns the affected component?

Quaze does not ask your team to bend their process to a new vocabulary. The things you already say out loud, like "production is on 2.4.1", are the things Quaze tracks.

  • Long-lived environments like staging and production
  • Named releases that ship to specific environments
  • A clear picture of which release is where, and the team behind it
Environments and releases as first-class concepts in Quaze

What was running on April 5th?

An incident, a customer question, an audit ask: they all start the same way, "what was running back then?" Quaze just knows.

  • Browse the composition of any environment on any date
  • See exactly which findings were live at that moment
  • Useful for incident response and for auditors who ask after the fact
A point-in-time view of components running on a past date
Use case

Confident answers in incident response.

When the next critical CVE drops at 2 a.m., the question is not whether your code mentioned that library at some point. It is whether the affected version is running anywhere right now. Quaze gives you that answer in seconds.

Start tracking what's actually running.

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