Start scanning without weeks of setup.
Bring scanner findings into one workflow so your team can see what matters, act on it, and keep the evidence as work happens. Eureka Radar coordinates the entry paths so findings arrive in a consistent workflow, without weeks of scanner assembly.
No security team required. No scanner maze. No months of setup.
Built by leaders behind OWASP ASVS and SPVS.
Three reasons scanner setup turns into its own project.
Choosing the right scanner for code, dependencies and secrets takes time before the first scan even runs.
Managed Scans run on Eureka infrastructure. Radar CLI supports agent-based scanning inside your CI/CD pipeline.
Eureka brings findings into one workflow so teams can review, prioritize, remediate and keep the record connected.
Choose how findings enter Eureka.
Four supported paths. One consistent Eureka workflow on the other side.
Eureka-managed scanning without installing a local agent. Connect a repository and let Eureka run the coverage on Eureka infrastructure.
Run Radar through your controlled development or CI workflow when your team wants scanner runs inside its own pipeline.
Bring your existing scanner investment into the Eureka workflow. Eureka does not replace every scanner; it accepts findings from the ones you already run.
Import supported SARIF-formatted findings into Eureka. SARIF support is not a claim of coverage for every vendor or format.
One Radar. Four ways to bring findings in.
Eureka Radar coordinates the scan sources and brings findings into a consistent Eureka workflow. Radar is the orchestrator, not another scanner tile.
Every source lands in a consistent shape: same schema, same fields, same workflow surface.
Eureka-native checks inside Radar.
Radar ships with two built-in capabilities. They do not replace the four entry paths above; they are the checks Radar can run on its own.
Eureka-native code checks run inside Radar. Findings are normalized alongside every other source.
Eureka-native dependency checks run inside Radar. Findings enter the same workflow as third-party and SARIF sources.
Keep your existing scanners. Bring supported output in.
Teams retain their existing scanning investment. Eureka creates a consistent workflow around incoming findings. Eureka does not claim to support every scanner or every format.
Supported inputs land in the same normalized workflow surface. No broad ecosystem list. No claim of universal support.
Scanning is the entry point. Eureka manages the findings from there.
Once findings enter Eureka as normalized records, the vulnerability management workflow takes over: review, prioritization, remediation and evidence.
Frequently asked questions.
Through four paths coordinated by Eureka Radar: Agentless Scanning (Managed Scans), Agent-Based Scanning (Radar CLI), Third-Party Scanners, and SARIF Imports.
No. Radar is the orchestrator. It coordinates the entry paths above and normalizes incoming findings so they land in a consistent Eureka workflow. Radar also includes built-in SAST and SCA checks.
No. Third-party scanner findings enter Eureka through supported connectors and SARIF; teams keep the scanners they already run.
It becomes a normalized finding ready for the Eureka workflow. See Vulnerability Management for what happens next.
Start scanning.Skip the scanner maze.
Keep the workflow connected. Start with Managed Scans, use Radar CLI or bring existing scanner output into Eureka. The scanning work, prioritization workflow and evidence structure are already built in.
No security team required. No scanner maze. No months of setup.