Mac-native vulnerability management,
on the box
The Mac-native AI security platform that finds, proves, and prioritizes your real exposures — entirely on your machine, so your data never leaves the box. A native Apple Silicon application, local-first and air-gap capable, with an on-box AI engine, TRIS™ 3 scoring, and BASzy™ attack validation.
On-box · Local-first · Air-gap capable
What “Mac-native” actually means here.
Not a browser tab. Not a thin client to a cloud. A real macOS application that does the work on the machine.
Almost every vulnerability management platform is a cloud service with a web console. You point it at your environment, it ships your findings to the vendor’s back-end, and you read the results in a browser. CVEasy AI is the opposite shape: a native application that installs on an Apple Silicon Mac and runs its scanning, scoring, attack simulation, and AI analysis on the box.
That single architectural choice — Mac-native and on-box — is what lets the platform be local-first and air-gap capable. Your exposure data, the most sensitive map you own, stays on hardware you control.
- CVEasy runs as a native macOS app on Apple Silicon, not a browser front-end to a cloud.
- Scanning, TRIS™ scoring, BASzy™ validation and the AI engine all run on the box.
- It assesses the whole estate — servers, workstations, cloud, network — while living on the Mac.
- Local-first and air-gap capable: the core loop needs no outbound network path.
- Your exposure map and the model that reasons over it never leave the device.
The exposure map is too sensitive to rent out.
A cloud VM platform asks you to upload the one dataset an attacker would most like to have.
- Data residency by construction — scan data stays on the Mac, so residency and sovereignty requirements are met without a contract clause
- No vendor as a breach blast radius — your attack-surface map is not aggregated in someone else’s cloud
- Deterministic performance — local scoring and analysis, no round-trip to a hosted model
- Works where the network doesn’t — OT, lab, and isolated segments with no outbound path
- Flat-rate pricing — no per-asset meter that punishes you for discovering your own estate
- One tool, blue and red — prioritization and attack validation in the same application
Exactly what touches the network.
Local-first is a precise claim, so here is the precise version.
CVEasy’s core find-prove-prioritize loop runs with no outbound connection. In a fully air-gapped install, you can scan, score with TRIS™, validate with BASzy™, and generate remediation guidance without the Mac ever reaching the internet.
The only things that use the network are licence validation, optional features you choose to enable — a free weekly signed threat-intel feed and an optional evidence-anchoring step — and, on the lowest-cost Core edition, anonymous usage counts. None of those ship your scan data, asset inventory, or exposure map off the device. Turn the optional features off and the platform runs dark.
“Local-first” is deliberate wording. It means the product is built to run without a cloud for everything that matters, and to run entirely offline when you need it to — not that a background process is secretly phoning home. The Trust Center documents every network interaction.
Mac-native, estate-wide.
Living on the Mac does not mean only looking at Macs.
- 328,000+ CVE database, synced daily, with auto-correlation
- 158 integrations across 15 categories (Nessus, Qualys, Rapid7, Snyk and more)
- Agentless local service discovery — no agents on target hosts
- Cloud posture across AWS, Azure and GCP
- TRIS™ 3 prioritization in context
- BASzy™ attack validation mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Teams that keep their data at home.
If “upload your findings to our cloud” is a non-starter, this is for you.
- Defense, gov and critical infrastructure with air-gap and residency mandates
- Mac-first security teams that want a first-class Apple Silicon app
- MSSPs managing many client estates through the partner program
- Healthcare and finance where exposure data is regulated
- Privacy-sensitive teams that will not send raw logs to a hosted model
- Lab and OT environments with no reliable outbound path
Questions, answered.
The questions practitioners actually ask, answered without the hedging.
What is Mac-native vulnerability management?
A vulnerability management application built to run as a native macOS app on Apple Silicon, rather than a browser front-end to a vendor cloud. CVEasy AI installs and runs on the Mac, does its scanning, scoring and AI analysis on the box, and keeps your exposure data on the device.
Does CVEasy only scan Macs?
No. CVEasy runs on macOS but assesses your whole environment — servers, workstations, cloud accounts and network services — by discovering them locally and by consolidating exports from the scanners you already run. The Mac is where the platform lives; the coverage is estate-wide.
Can it run fully air-gapped?
Yes. CVEasy is local-first and air-gap capable. The core find-prove-prioritize loop runs with no outbound network path. Optional online features (a free weekly threat-intel feed, optional evidence anchoring) and licence validation are the only things that use the network, and none of them ship your scan data off the box.
Why run vulnerability management on-box instead of in the cloud?
Because the exposure map is the most sensitive artifact you own: every asset, weakness and attack path. On-box means that map, and the AI that reasons over it, stay on hardware you control — removing the vendor cloud as a single point of catastrophic compromise and satisfying data-residency requirements by construction.
What does it cover?
A database of 328,000+ CVEs synced daily, 158 integrations across 15 categories, TRIS™ 3 prioritization, and BASzy™ attack validation — all on the box.
What hardware does it need?
An Apple Silicon Mac. CVEasy is built for Apple hardware and uses it to run the local AI engine, scoring and attack simulation without a cloud back-end for the core loop.
Vulnerability management that runs on your Mac.
Native on Apple Silicon. Local-first. Air-gap capable. Your exposure data never leaves the box.
Mac-native · local-first · your data never leaves the box