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Know what’s at risk. Know what to fix. Get it done.

See your software’s health in one place, know what needs attention, and connect findings to proven recipes and AI-powered execution.

Stop accumulating technical debt. Start eliminating it.

StorefrontPRODUCT HEALTHSecurity score61/ 100Grade DActively exploited2Upgrades available312CodeSecurityAReliabilityBMaintainabilityCFIX FIRST1xml-parser2.9.1 · MavenExploited and reachedFixUpgrade to 2.9.4CodeReachedMATCHING RECIPEUpgrade xml-parserto 2.9.4ActiveGuidedParser tests passNo unsafe parse()FLASH SWARMApplying the recipeWorkingChanged 6 filesChecks on the changeIndependent reviewFixed · validatedChecks passedPull request readySecurity score6182Grade BActively exploited21

01/ Your entire technology stack. Visible.

You can’t maintain what you don’t understand.

See every dependency across your products, from npm and Maven to Python and .NET, and how far behind each one has fallen.

Upgrade overview

python / release readiness62declarationsCategoryDeclarations / shareMajor upgrade1524%Minor upgrade3658%Patch upgrade915%Matches latest12%Needs review12%node / release readiness8declarationsCategoryDeclarations / shareMajor upgrade450%Minor upgrade225%Patch upgrade113%Matches latest113%Needs review00%
Product CenterEvery dependency your products declare, and what to upgrade nextStorefrontAll sub-productsDependency declarations1,284Upgrades available312Matches latest8064 sub-products62% of declarations41118153AI AND CRYPTOGRAPHY INVENTORYAI declarations14Cryptography declarations9VERSION INVENTORYFind a dependency…npmMavenPyPINuGet+4TECHNOLOGY / PACKAGERECORDED VERSIONLATEST RELEASEUPGRADE STATUSREACHED BY CODExml-parserActively exploited2.9.12.9.4Patch upgradeYes, 38 linksweb-frameworkStorefront / web4.17.25.1.0Major upgradeYes, 214 linksorm-coreStorefront / admin6.0.48.0.8Major upgradeYes, 9 linksjson-mapperStorefront / api2.13.12.17.2Minor upgradeYes, 61 linkshttp-clientStorefront / jobs2.28.02.32.3Minor upgradeYes, 12 linksui-kitStorefront / web^2.4.02.9.1Needs reviewUnknowndate-utilsStorefront / web3.6.03.6.0Matches latestYes, 27 linksWHAT TO UPGRADE NEXTNeeds attentionReady to tackle1xml-parserActively exploited2.9.1 → 2.9.4HighMatching recipe2web-framework4 products4.17.2 → 5.1.0HighMatching recipe3orm-core2 products6.0.4 → 8.0.8HighPotential match4json-mapper3 products2.13.1 → 2.17.2MediumNo recipe found5http-client1 product2.28.0 → 2.32.3MediumMatching recipe

One place to understand the technology your business depends on.

02/ Prioritize what actually matters

Not every vulnerability deserves the same urgency.

Scanners give you hundreds of findings, but not which one to fix first.

FlashTeams ranks them by active exploitation, whether your code reaches them, and whether a fix exists.

Less noise. Better priorities. Faster remediation.

Security score61/ 100Grade DActively exploited21 linked to ransomwareCritical and high4 critical · 11 highFix available38 / 52Fix firstThe five findings that carry the most risk right now#DEPENDENCYRISKSEVERITYFIXCODE1xml-parser2.9.1 · MavenExploited and reachedHighUpgrade to 2.9.4Reached2auth-session4.0.2 · npmExploitedMediumUpgrade to 4.0.5Unknown3http-client2.28.0 · PyPILikely to be exploitedMediumUpgrade to 2.32.3Reached4image-utils0.12.3 · npmCriticalCriticalUpgrade to 0.12.5Reached5pdf-render3.2.0 · PyPICriticalCriticalUpgrade to 3.2.4Not usedWHY IT RANKS HERENo code in this product is recorded as using it, which lowers it but does not clear it.It carries a critical severity rating.

03/ Proven solutions. Reusable everywhere.

Solve a problem once. Don’t solve it a thousand times.

The same engineering problems come up on every team.

A shared Recipe Library captures each proven approach once, for everyone to reuse.

WHAT TO UPGRADE NEXTReady to tackleweb-framework4.17.2 → 5.1.0Major upgrade4 productsMatching recipeBROWSE BY TECHNOLOGYJavaSpringC#ModernizeSecurityTestingLoggingRECIPE TYPEMechanicalGuidedRedesignEngineUpgrade web-framework to 5.1.0ActiveGuided · Organization library · version 2Approved for useTHE RULEImport the body parsers from the framework core.BEFOREimport { bodyParser }app.use(bodyParser.json())AFTERimport { json }app.use(json())KNOWN CAVEATSMiddleware order can changeCustom error handlers need updatingVALIDATION CHECKLISTNo bodyParser imports leftRequest tests passError responses unchanged3 complete matches and 0 differences in the last3 uses of this recipe version.
  • Start with existing recipes.

    Migrations, dependency upgrades, framework changes, and code cleanup.

  • Create your own.

    A rule, before-and-after examples, caveats, and the checks it must pass.

  • Reuse proven approaches.

    Mechanical transformations, guided changes, and redesign playbooks.

  • Turn individual fixes into organizational knowledge.

    Shared with the teams that need them, with approvals and validation history.

The next time the problem appears, your team already knows how to solve it.

04/ Intelligence meets execution

Finding the problem is only half the job.

Most engineering tools stop at telling you what’s wrong.

FlashTeams connects discovery to the work needed to resolve it.

01/Identify02/Understand03/Find the approach04/Put it into motion05/ReviewSECURITYxml-parserExploited and reachedPRODUCT CENTERweb-frameworkMajor upgradeCODEcheckout/CMaintainability3 findings to act onFLASHBRAINIMPACT ANALYSISxml-parser 2.9.1api/ingestjobs/importreports/export38 links · 3 areasparse() call changesMATCHING RECIPEUpgrade xml-parserto 2.9.4ActiveGuided− parse(input)+ parse(input, safe)Parser tests passNo unsafe parse()Ready to tackleTASKUpgrade xml-parserFACTORY FLOORDependency updateFLASH SWARMDoneWorkingWorkingREVIEW THE CHANGEChanged · 6 files+48 −31VALIDATIONChecks on the changeIndependent reviewREMAINING ISSUES1 hotspot to reviewView pull requestProduct Centerand SecurityFlashBrainRecipe LibraryTasks, Factory Floorand Flash SwarmProposed changesand checksONE CONNECTED PLATFORM

From knowing what needs fixing to getting the work done. One connected platform.

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05/ Build software that lasts

Don’t let technical debt grow faster than your product.

Track security, reliability, and maintainability grades, test coverage, and duplication, down to the file and line.

Keep quality visible as both developers and AI agents contribute.

Engineering velocity should never come at the cost of engineering quality.

acme/storefrontPassedmain · 48,210 lines of codeSecurity0 openAReliability3 openBMaintainability41 openCHotspots reviewed5 of 683%72.4%Coverage3.1%DuplicationsLAST 30 DAYSopen issuesIssues opened 18Issues closed 26Slop Risk · Coming soonIssues in acme/storefrontmain · at 4f2c9a1SecurityHotspotsReliabilityMediumMake sure this cookie is onlysent over HTTPSsrc/checkout/session.ts:142cookie-secure · CWE-614 · found 3d ago140export function startSession(res) {141 const token = createToken()142 res.cookie('sid', token, opts)143 return token144}SafeTech lead · 14 Oct, 10:42ResetThe gateway adds Secure toevery cookie it forwards.Weak hash used for cache keyssrc/cache/keys.ts:18SafeFixed

06/ Control, evidence, accountability

Be ready to prove what you’ve done.

Track policies, ownership, and decisions, with evidence of how every risk was handled.

POLICY1 breach, 1 approaching, 1 held openVulnerabilities being exploited are fixed within two weeksHeld open by Security lead on 14 Oct: the fix ships in 5.2Held openRuntimes and platforms stay inside their support windowweb-runtime 18 · ends in 41 days · Platform leadApproachingStrong copyleft licenses are cleared before they shipNothing to clear in this releaseKeepingAnything carrying critical risk has a named ownerpdf-render carries critical risk and has no named ownerBreachedREPORTABLE VULNERABILITIESEU Cyber Resilience Act clockxml-parser 2.9.1Early warning sentTaken by Security lead0 h24 h · Early warning72 h · NotificationRecordedat 14 hNow · notification due in 42 hEVIDENCE PACKZIPstorefront-5.2-evidence-2026-10-14.zip11 files · release 5.2Export evidence packWHAT IS IN THE PACKVulnerability findingsSoftware inventory (SBOM)Policy resultsRecorded actionsA checksum for every file
  • Policies that stay visible.

    Rules for exploited vulnerabilities, supported versions, licensing, and ownership.

  • Understand your software supply chain.

    Dependency health, licensing, upstream maintenance, and software bills of materials.

  • Keep reporting deadlines in sight.

    Track reporting timelines, including EU Cyber Resilience Act milestones, and record each action.

  • Evidence when you need it.

    Export findings, inventory, policy results, and actions as one evidence package.

Less time reconstructing the past. More confidence in the decisions you’re making today.

07/ Know what changed

Yesterday’s healthy software isn’t necessarily healthy today.

New vulnerabilities emerge. Dependencies reach end of life. Maintainers disappear. Licenses change.

FlashTeams spots those changes and shows where your attention is needed.

Stay ahead of tomorrow’s problems while building today’s features.

WatchCheck nowCompares this product against the last lookWhat changedHistoryHistory keeps what was done about each oneMon 12 OctNow exploitedxml-parser 2.9.1Added to CISA’s exploited listTue 13 OctPast end of lifeweb-framework 4Support ended 13 OctWed 14 OctTrust droppeddate-utils 3.6.0Maintained 1 / 10, was 6Thu 15 OctLicense changedchart-lib 3.1.0Apache-2.0 to AGPL-3.0Fri 16 OctFewer peopleStorefront / paymentsBus factor 2 to 1Risk queueRanked again with the changes1xml-parserExploited and reached52web-frameworkPast end of lifenew3date-utilsTrust droppednew4chart-libLicense changednew5paymentsFewer peoplenew6log-agentKnown vulnerability5

Your engineering team should be building the future. Not endlessly fixing the past.

Understand your software. Prioritize real risks. Reuse proven solutions. Put AI agents to work.