
myorbik.com
Continuous Compliance & Product Cybersecurity
Monitor, report, and comply with CRA, NIS2, and IEC 62443 – all in one platform


myorbik.com is officially online!
Gartner estimates that over 80% of modern software uses open source or third-party components. While these speed up development, they also introduce potential vulnerabilities that can impact the product’s security over time.
Built on Three Pillars:
myorbik is designed around three core pillars that ensure full visibility, control, and confidence in your software supply chain.
🔍 Traceability
Know exactly what’s inside your product at all times. myorbik provides deep insight into every component, including its security history and the actions taken to mitigate risks—so you stay informed and in control.
🛡️ Monitoring
Our platform continuously scans your systems to detect vulnerabilities early. With proactive monitoring, you can assess and address risks before they become real threats.
📢 Notification
Automated alerts and detailed reports make it easy to notify internal teams or external clients. myorbik ensures the right people are informed at the right time—with no extra effort.
Start building a secure and transparent future for your connected products with myorbik.
How myorbik.com Protects Your Software Supply Chain
myorbik helps you gain full visibility into your product’s cybersecurity risks, from firmware to hardware, ensuring compliance and resilience at every stage of its lifecycle. With myorbik, manufacturers and integrators can proactively identify, prioritize, and mitigate security threats before they become liabilities, strengthening their product security and regulatory compliance.
1.Gain Full Software Visibility
Dig deep into compiled and interpreted code to uncover and catalog every component within your software ecosystem. MyOrbik delivers a complete and accurate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), giving you full transparency across your assets.
2. Expose and Prioritize Software Risks
Detect vulnerabilities—including those beyond CVEs—that conventional tools often miss. MyOrbik highlights exploitable and network-facing risks with precision, helping you focus on the threats that matter most.
3. Stay Ahead with Continuous Monitoring
Software evolves constantly—and so do security threats. MyOrbik keeps watch 24/7, offering real-time insights into your software supply chain so you can respond quickly, adapt to emerging risks, and maintain a strong security posture.

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Customer Use Cases
SBOM Generation
Guided creation and centralized management with automated SCA.
Risk Detection
Finds vulnerabilities, outdated components, and license issues.
Continuous Scanning
Auto-reports vulnerabilities on registered assets.
Tool Integration
Connects with top vulnerability detection tools and data sources.
Risk Prioritization
Uses KEV, EPSS, and ML to rank threats.
Compliance
CRA, NIS2 & IEC 62443 support via continuous monitoring and reporting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a SBOM or product manifest?
An SBOM, or Software Bill of Materials, is a comprehensive inventory or list of all the components, libraries, and dependencies that make up a software application or system. It helps in identifying and managing vulnerabilities in third-party components, making it easier to respond to security threats.
How does myorbik.com works?
myorbik.com, pulls CVE information from the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) every 24 hours to ensure you’re always equipped with the latest security data. Each CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) is linked to specific software or hardware through a unique naming scheme called Common Platform Enumeration (CPE). CPE is essential for accurately mapping a CVE to its corresponding product name and version, which is a standard method used by most commercial and open-source tools, including myorbik.com.
When a CPE for a particular piece of hardware or software is found in a client’s Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), myorbik.com automatically retrieves and correlates the relevant CVE data. By integrating with your SBOM, myorbik.com not only helps in tracking vulnerabilities but also ensures that the security posture of your software components is continuously monitored and updated. This proactive approach minimizes the risks associated with outdated or vulnerable components, keeping your systems secure and compliant with industry standards.
Is it possible to run myorbik.com on a device not connected to the Internet?
Myorbik.com does not interact with the target device. Myorbik.com works by the user generating/uploading a Software BOM CSV file to the web or using the REST API, then compares the list of packages/versions against the internal vulnerability database and generates a report. Currently, myorbik.com is a hosted/cloud only solution; we do not provide an on-premises version of myorbik.com that can be on your network without internet access. However, we do plan to provide an on-premises version later this year.
Using myobik.com, who is responsible for fixing/mitigating a vulnerability?
myorbik.com assists with the monitoring and tracking of vulnerabilities and available fixes. The process of triaging identified CVEs and how they apply to your product, the decision to apply available fixes, the implementation of fixes, and the building and testing of the modified Linux product image is the responsibility of you/your engineering team.
We also offer an externally managed solution to help organizations ensure the highest level of accuracy and reliability in their vulnerability management processes. This service includes expert oversight, regular audits, and continuous updates to keep your SBOMs accurate and aligned with the latest security standards. For more information and pricing details, please feel free to contact us.
Can you get false positives?
Yes, false positives are a common issue when using tools that rely on CPE data from the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), like those found on myorbik.com. False positives occur when a tool reports a vulnerability (CVE) that doesn’t actually apply to the specific software package or version in question. This can be due to CPE data quality issues (like incorrect product names or version information), incorrect SBOM information (name/version number), or delays in a CVE being published in the NVD.
To address the issue of SBOM accuracy, we’ve developed an SBOM quality metrics tool: is designed to evaluate the quality of a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) by providing a score based on several critical metrics:
- NTIA-minimum-elements: Includes features, which help you to quickly understand if an SBOM complies with NTIA’s minimum element guidelines.
- NTIA-minimum-elements: Includes features, which help you to quickly understand if an SBOM complies with NTIA’s minimum element guidelines.
- Structural: Checks if an SBOM complies with the underlying specifications, be it SPDX or CycloneDX.
- Semantic: Checks meaning of SBOM fields specific to their standard.
- Quality: Helps to determine the quality of the data in an SBOM.
- Sharing: Helps to determine if an SBOM can be shared.
What information is collected when I upload my SBOM?
When you upload your SBOM for security monitoring, myorbik.com gathers only the package or recipe names, their versions, any applied patches, and the version of the build system. This data is exclusively shared with your team members. myorbik.com does not necessitate the submission of your product’s source code.
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myorbik is designed to cybersecure your products from the ground up – offering full visibility