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Built by security operators who got tired of spreadsheets.

Why

Mobilization is the missing piece.

Discovery and prioritization are solved. Mobilization is where every program stalls.

We ran security and platform teams at companies running three scanners and a 10,000-row backlog. Every Monday started with the same question: who owns this CVE, and every Friday ended with the same answer: nobody — yet.

CTEM frameworks fix the discovery and prioritization side of the problem. The mobilization side — owner resolution, predictive SLAs, escalations, audit — remains spreadsheets glued to ticketing tools.

ZeroInSec is the platform we wished existed. Type-safe at every state transition, idempotent across re-ingests, and built for the two teams that actually have to talk to each other to get a CVE fixed: security and the engineers who own the asset.

Industry context

We didn't name "mobilization."
Gartner did.

Stage 5 of CTEM is a named human, an SLA, and a closed ticket — not a backlog.

Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a five-stage program: scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization.

— Gartner · CTEM framework (introduced 2022, refined 2023–24)

Scanners cover discovery. Ranking engines cover prioritization. Red-team tools cover validation. Mobilization is the stage every existing tool stops short of. That is the gap ZeroInSec was built to close — not our opinion, but a stage already on the industry roadmap and still unowned by any incumbent.

Reference: Gartner — "Implement a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Program" (2022, updated 2023 / 2024). Framework summarized in Gartner's CTEM glossary entry.

Contact

Pilot it on your data.

Tell us the rough shape of your environment — scanner stack, asset count, biggest backlog pain — and we will scope a focused pilot around it. No purchase order required to start the conversation.

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Careers

We are a small team. We hire deliberately.

No open roles posted publicly today. If you are a security engineer, backend engineer, or product designer who has felt the mobilization gap firsthand, the collaboration line above goes to a human.

Senior engineers welcome

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