What is Nebu?

An overview of the Nebu platform, the NebuSec team behind it, and which products are available today.

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Nebu is the AI security platform from NebuSec. It protects your code continuously, backed by the vulnerability research our team uses to find zero-days in Chrome and Linux.

Think of it as a security engineer built into your team. Nebu watches your code, reveals risk early, and brings verified findings, not noise, into the tools you already use.

Products

ProductStatusWhat it covers
Code SecurityAvailableContinuous codebase monitoring, verified findings, and patches ready to merge.
Supply Chain SecurityNot yet availableDependencies, build pipelines, and the releases you rely on.
Cloud SecurityNot yet availableVisibility and control across cloud infrastructure, identities, and configurations.
AI PentestingNot yet availableContinuous pentesting that keeps your security posture current.

Services

Alongside the platform, our researchers run security audits. These are one-time, researcher-led assessments of operating systems, browsers, web infrastructure, smart contracts, and agentic infrastructure, validated with working exploits.

Which one to choose

Security Audit

A security audit is a one-time, deep assessment led by our researchers.

  • Fixed scope and timeline, agreed on a short scoping call.
  • Researcher-led investigation, supported by Nebu for scale.
  • Every finding is exploited or reproduced before it is reported.
  • A prioritized report, plus a retest after your patches land.

Choose an audit when you need a clear answer at a specific moment: before a launch, after an architecture change, ahead of an enterprise security review, or after an incident.

Security Platform

The Nebu platform provides continuous coverage.

  • Continuous monitoring as your code changes.
  • Broader system coverage over time.
  • Verified findings delivered inside your existing workflow.
  • Ongoing validation and remediation support.

Choose the platform when you want security to keep pace with development instead of acting as a checkpoint.

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