Platform Use Cases
DeployHub aggregates OpenSSF Scorecard results across every application, dependency, and microservice so security teams can see which open-source projects create risk, where they are used, and what needs attention first.
The Risk
OpenSSF Scorecard helps teams measure the security health of open-source projects. DeployHub turns those scores into an enterprise risk view.
DeployHub aggregates OpenSSF Scorecard results across the components and operational endpoints your organization depends on. Instead of reviewing projects one at a time, security and DevSecOps teams get a centralized dashboard that shows which open-source components have weak security practices, where they are used, who owns them, and what should be prioritized first.
| Insight | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Lowest-scoring open-source projects | Find weak security practices before they become operational risk |
| Scorecard trends over time | Show whether open-source governance is improving or degrading |
| Failing checks by category | Identify issues such as branch protection, code review, dependency pinning, or security policy gaps |
| Applications using risky projects | Move from abstract score to actual business exposure |
| Ownership and remediation status | Assign action to the right team |
Platform Benefits
DeployHub uses OpenSSF Scorecard data to add security context to the open-source components in your software supply chain. Rather than presenting a raw score in isolation, DeployHub connects OpenSSF signals to the packages, artifacts, and environments that actually depend on them. This makes the scores operationally meaningful: teams can see not only whether an open-source project has strong or weak security practices, but also where that project is running, what applications rely on it, and whether a low score represents a real production risk that should be prioritized.
Rather than viewing Scorecard results per-dependency, DeployHub aggregates results across all components and micro-services that make up your logical application.
Identify where OpenSSF score risk intersects with real software usage to prioritize higher-risk components running in production.
Sharing Scorecard dashboards with stakeholders (executives, auditors, DevSecOps teams) demonstrates clear governance and strengthens stakeholder confidence in your software delivery process.
Use the free DeployHub SaaS platform to detect and locate vulnerabilities across production environments, without waiting for budget approval or a lengthy procurement cycle.
Our free SaaS platform is based on Ortelius, an open-source project incubating at the Linux Foundation. No budget authority. No agents. No reason to wait.
Here’s how DeployHub compares to Traditional SCA, Scanners, and SAST.
| Capability | DeployHub | Traditional SCA | Container Scanners | SAST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maps CVEs to deployed applications | Yes | Limited | Container-only | No |
| Shows where vulnerable packages are running | Yes | No | Limited | No |
| Tracks ownership and blast radius | Yes | Limited | Limited | No |
| Uses SBOMs after deployment | Yes | Limited | Limited | No |
| Supports agentless operational visibility | Yes | Usually no | Usually no | No |
Know when a new CVE affects software you’ve already released by using your SBOM insights.
See the exact package, version, artifact, and endpoint affected by a newly reported CVE.
Continuously monitor your deployed software without agents or production rescanning.
DeployHub aggregates OpenSSF Scorecard data to help teams evaluate the security practices of the open-source projects they depend on, not just whether those projects currently have known CVEs
Turn static SBOM files into a live inventory of the open-source packages and versions running across your software estate.
Built on Ortelius, DeployHub gives teams an open, extensible foundation for software inventory, SBOM intelligence, deployment tracking, and vulnerability defense.
meet ortelius
DeployHub is built on Ortelius, the open-source foundation for post-deployment vulnerability intelligence. Ortelius connects SBOMs, deployment data, applications, environments, and endpoints so teams of all sizes and budget constraints can determine whether newly disclosed vulnerabilities are actually affecting live systems.
Ortelius is an open-source project incubating at the Continuous Delivery Foundation.
