Is the SecOpsium CLI open source?
Yes. The CLI is available at github.com/secopsium/secopsium-cli so technical users can inspect and run local checks.
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Open-Source CLI
The SecOpsium CLI is a functional open-source tool for local repository checks. It supports transparency without replacing the hosted SaaS workflow.
What the CLI is for
The CLI gives technical users a way to run and inspect local checks outside the hosted product.
It is useful for transparency, local experimentation, and understanding the scanning direction behind SecOpsium.
What the SaaS adds
The SaaS adds the operational layer around scanning: hosted execution, dashboards, projects, scan history, reports, prioritization, and team workflows.
That means the CLI can build trust while the SaaS remains the place where teams coordinate security work.
- Hosted scans and dashboard workflows.
- Project and report history.
- Security grades and fix queues.
- Team-facing remediation and stakeholder communication.
Repository
The CLI repository is available at github.com/secopsium/secopsium-cli.
The public website should point to it as a trust signal and technical reference, while making clear that the SaaS provides broader workflow value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the CLI replace the SaaS?
No. The CLI is useful for local checks and transparency. The SaaS adds hosted scans, dashboards, reports, scan history, prioritization, and team workflows.
Why publish a CLI if SecOpsium is a SaaS?
A CLI helps build trust and gives technical teams a practical local option, while the SaaS handles collaboration, reporting, and ongoing security operations.