Ox Security

Profile

OX Security is an enterprise-grade Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform that consolidates vulnerability detection, prioritization, and remediation across the software development lifecycle. Founded by security veterans from Check Point, the platform addresses the critical challenge of distinguishing exploitable vulnerabilities from false positives through AI-powered analysis and proprietary Pipeline Bill of Materials (PBOM) technology. Serving Fortune 500 enterprises, government agencies, and mid-market organizations, OX Security has established itself as a comprehensive solution that reduces manual security operations while maintaining development velocity. The platform combines native scanning capabilities with contextual risk assessment to focus security teams on genuinely critical threats rather than overwhelming them with generic alerts.

Focus

OX Security solves the persistent problem of alert fatigue in application security by enabling organizations to identify and remediate the small percentage of vulnerabilities that represent genuine exploitable risks within their specific architectural context. The platform addresses fragmentation across security tooling by consolidating Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Software Composition Analysis (SCA), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), container security, and Infrastructure-as-Code scanning into a unified interface with intelligent prioritization. Platform engineers and application security teams benefit from automated workflow orchestration, reachability analysis, and attack path visualization that eliminate manual triage processes. The solution serves organizations seeking to integrate security into CI/CD pipelines without creating development bottlenecks while maintaining comprehensive visibility across source code, build infrastructure, and runtime environments.

Background

OX Security was founded in 2021 by Neatsun Ziv and Lior Arzi, former Check Point executives, in response to lessons learned from the SolarWinds supply chain attack. The company recognized that traditional security approaches failed to distinguish between theoretical vulnerabilities and genuinely exploitable threats, leading to overwhelming alert volumes that obscured critical risks. Headquartered in Tel Aviv with operations in New York, the company has secured substantial venture funding and serves major enterprises including Microsoft, IBM, eToro, and SoFi, alongside military and government entities. The platform maintains active development with continuous updates to scanning engines, integration capabilities, and AI-powered analysis features. The company operates under independent governance with founder leadership and strategic investment from major technology companies and venture capital firms.

Main features

Contextualized vulnerability prioritization with attack path analysis

OX Security employs advanced reachability assessment and attack path modeling to evaluate whether detected vulnerabilities are actually exploitable within specific application architectures. Rather than presenting generic severity scores, the platform analyzes multiple dimensions including exploitability likelihood, code reachability from external attack surfaces, business impact of potential exploitation, and organizational context such as existing compensating controls. The system visualizes complete attack chains spanning third-party library vulnerabilities, build system compromises, and deployment infrastructure weaknesses, correlating findings across multiple scanning tools into unified risk assessments. This approach enables security teams to focus remediation efforts on the small percentage of vulnerabilities that represent genuine threats while dramatically reducing false positive investigation time.

Pipeline bill of materials with continuous supply chain visibility

The proprietary PBOM technology extends beyond traditional Software Bill of Materials by tracking complete software lineage in real-time throughout the entire development pipeline, including code repositories, build processes, generated artifacts, container images, and deployed applications. This comprehensive tracking maintains records of how software artifacts were built, enabling detection of supply chain attacks that compromise build infrastructure rather than source code. The system provides continuous visibility into which specific component versions are running in which environments at any moment, enabling rapid response to newly discovered vulnerabilities. PBOM tracks complete dependency graphs including transitive dependencies, providing essential visibility as modern applications increasingly rely on complex dependency chains that traditional SBOM approaches fail to capture adequately.

Automated workflow orchestration with no-code policy enforcement

The platform provides drag-and-drop workflow automation capabilities that enable security teams to define custom remediation processes without programming, automatically enforcing security policies before code commits and preventing vulnerable code from entering production. Organizations can create workflows that automatically generate tickets in issue tracking systems, send notifications to developers, apply fixes, or block deployments based on policy violations. These automated workflows integrate with existing development tools including Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, enabling seamless integration into established security operations. The automation capabilities reduce manual application security tasks substantially by pre-defining security decisions through policies and executing them automatically at the point of action, transforming security from reactive manual investigation to proactive automated enforcement.