Know What’s in Your Firmware.
VCode Scans Device and Container Supply Chain Binaries.
No source code required. Deep coverage, fast scanning, no disruption to your development workflow.
Devices and Containers Include Various Supply Chain Modules.
Third-party libraries, open source components, supplier-provided binaries – most device firmware contains software your team didn’t author and may not have fully inventoried. When a new vulnerability is reported, the question is: are any of those components affected? Without binary analysis, the answer takes days to find.
Recent legislation is raising the bar. Regulations such as CRA, FDA cybersecurity guidance, UN R155, and IEC 62443 require manufacturers to maintain an accurate SBOM and demonstrate continuous vulnerability monitoring throughout the supply chain.
Scan Your Device Binaries.
VCode analyzes binaries from embedded device systems. No source code access required at any stage.
Eight Finding Categories.
VCode surfaces a broad range of security issues across the firmware image. Findings are prioritized by severity and accompanied by suggested mitigations.
| Finding category | What VCode surfaces |
|---|---|
CVEs | Known vulnerabilities matched against your binary SBOM using the NVD and additional threat intelligence feeds. |
Risky Tools | Debugging utilities, shells, and system tools that have no place in a production firmware image and expand the attack surface. |
Unsecure Binaries | Binaries compiled without security hardening flags: missing DEP/NX, PIE, RELRO, stack canaries, or FORTIFY protections. |
Security misconfigurations | File permissions, SUID/GUID settings, world-writable files, and configuration weaknesses that could be leveraged in an attack. |
Weak or empty passwords | Default credentials, hardcoded passwords, weak authentication configurations embedded in the firmware image. |
Embedded credentials | API keys, tokens, certificates, and authentication material embedded in binaries – often left from development or testing. |
Suspicious data | Anomalous strings, embedded URLs, and data patterns that warrant further investigation by the security team. |
Mobile application issues | Application-layer findings specific to iOS, Android and Java environments, including permission misuse and insecure API usage. |
When a New CVE Drops, You Know.
VCode tracks your deployed SBOM continuously. When a new CVE is published, VCode cross-references it against the components in your firmware and alerts your team.
Meet the Regulations Requiring Supply Chain Visibility.
Device manufacturers are increasingly required to demonstrate SBOM accuracy and continuous vulnerability monitoring. VCode provides the evidence trail regulators and customers ask for.
Regulatory frameworks
- EU CRA – for all connected devices
- FDA cybersecurity guidance for medical devices
- UN R155 — automotive cybersecurity regulation
- IEC 62443 — industrial cybersecurity standard
- NIST Cybersecurity Framework
What VCode provides
- Accurate, binary-derived SBOM — not self-reported
- CycloneDX and SPDX export for submission
- Continuous CVE monitoring against deployed SBOM
- Audit trail of scan history and findings
- Prioritized findings with suggested mitigations
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