System Hardening
Review security controls and configuration gaps across Linux, Windows, and WSL environments.
Unify application, API, cloud, host, and network evidence in one coordinated assessment—then focus remediation on the risks that matter.

Detect vulnerabilities, exposed services, outdated software, and hardening gaps across systems and networks from one coordinated scanner.
Review security controls and configuration gaps across Linux, Windows, and WSL environments.
Map listening ports, running services, and firewall rules before they become blind spots.
Identify vulnerable versions, missing updates, and the CVEs that need attention first.
Bring container posture, hardware signals, and security logs into the same assessment.
Define what can be tested, run the assessment, review prioritized findings, and export results for remediation.
Choose the local system or authorized network range included in the assessment.
Inspect operating systems, services, software, hardware, containers, and available security logs.
Assess vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, outdated packages, and exposed services in priority order.
Export supporting evidence and recommended actions in HTML or structured JSON.
Each completed assessment keeps findings, evidence, priority, and recommended actions together in a consistent output.
Choose the local system or authorized network range included in the assessment.
Inspect operating systems, services, software, hardware, containers, and available security logs.
Assess vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, outdated packages, and exposed services in priority order.
Export supporting evidence and recommended actions in HTML or structured JSON.
04Move beyond raw terminal output. FORGE-SEC organizes technical findings into a structured view that helps teams understand exposure, focus on meaningful risk, and take the next action.
Keep the affected system, detected weakness, and technical context connected to every finding.
Organize vulnerabilities, exposed services, missing updates, and hardening gaps by priority.
Give technical teams practical remediation direction for each identified security issue.
Check OS settings, exposed services, outdated software, hardware security, containers, and logs. Export the findings as HTML or JSON.
Only scan systems and networks you own or have explicit permission to assess.