Key takeaways
- One graph of everything: Sightline scans your code, dependencies, infrastructure as code and live URLs, then links what it finds into one graph.
- No agents to install: Scanning for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and exposed secrets needs no agents.
- The path, not the pile: Attack-path analysis shows the exact chain from internet exposure to your most sensitive data.
- Explained in plain English: Every finding is scored by how exploitable it really is and how far the damage could spread, then grouped and explained with a suggested fix, instead of a wall of severity numbers.
- Your findings stay yours: Sightline can run inside your own environment from one container, with your own database.
Scanners flag everything and prioritise nothing. A low-severity misconfiguration, an identity with too many permissions and a public storage bucket each look harmless on their own. Together, they can be a breach. Most tools never show you that chain.
One graph of everything
Sightline scans your code, dependencies, infrastructure as code and live URLs, then links what it finds into one graph. You see which risks actually reach your data.
No agents to install
Scanning for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and exposed secrets needs no agents. Point Sightline at your cloud accounts and repos with read-only access and it starts mapping.
The path, not the pile
Attack-path analysis shows the exact chain from internet exposure to your most sensitive data. Often one fix breaks the whole chain, and that is the fix Sightline puts first.
Explained in plain English
Every finding is scored by how exploitable it really is and how far the damage could spread, then grouped and explained with a suggested fix, instead of a wall of severity numbers.
Your findings stay yours
Sightline can run inside your own environment from one container, with your own database. Your graph, findings and evidence stay there, and findings map to SOC 2, ISO 27001, OWASP ASVS and PCI DSS for audits.