The Platform

The Switchboard. One engine under every product.

Four products on top, one shared brain underneath, so the answer is the same everywhere.

01 · The core capabilities

What the shared brain actually does.

Four parts run under every product, so the verdict, the map, and the rules stay consistent.

01

Exploitability Engine

Ranks every finding by whether the code is reachable and a real exploit path exists.

Separates dangerous from merely wrong.
02

Context Graph

A living map from code to dependencies to containers to cloud, so nothing is judged alone.

Same flaw, seen in full context.
03

Posture Management (ASPM)

Every repo, team, and product on one screen, so you know where risk sits and who owns it.

All your posture, one screen.
04

Policies & Governance

Write a rule once and the same engine enforces it from the pull request to runtime.

One rule, enforced everywhere.
Plus integrations, RBAC / SSO / SAML, audit-ready reporting, and Slack / Jira alerts, all built in.
02 · One policy, enforced everywhere

Write the rule once. It holds at every stage.

The same engine sits at every node, so a standard set once never drifts.

01

Editor

flagged as code is written
02

Pull Request

checked before merge
03

CI / CD

enforced in the build
04

Registry

gated before promotion
05

Runtime

watched on what runs
One rule, enforced from authorship to runtime, with no second tool to argue with.
03 · Where it lives

It meets your team where they work.

Not one more dashboard. It plugs into the tools your team already runs every day.

Moolé switchboard
GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
GitHub Actions
Jenkins
CircleCI
Azure DevOps
VS Code
IntelliJ
Amazon ECR
Google Artifact Registry
Docker Hub
Azure Container Registry
Nexus
Slack
Jira
Source control CI / CD Editor Registries Alerts & tickets
Findings show up in the pull request and the ticket, not a portal nobody opens.
04 · Why one platform beats four tools

Four products. One brain.

Four scanners means four verdicts, four dashboards, and rules that never quite agree. One platform removes that.

01

The same verdict everywhere

One engine judges a dependency, a line of code, and a container the same way.

02

One place to see your posture

Every repo, team, and product in a single view instead of four exports in a spreadsheet.

03

One policy to maintain

Write the rule once and it holds from editor to runtime, with no stale copy to drift.

04

Findings in the pull request

Results come to the person, in the PR and the ticket, not a portal nobody opens.

Four products. One brain.
One answer.

The Switchboard connects code, cloud, and containers.
So the short list is the same everywhere.