ShipSec Studio
A free, open-source, no-code tool for chaining security scanners (subdomain discovery, vulnerability scanning, secret detection) into automated workflows you run on your own servers.
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Description
Security teams usually end up with a pile of separate command-line tools — one for finding subdomains, another for scanning vulnerabilities, another for catching leaked secrets — and someone has to glue them together with scripts that break the moment one tool changes its output format. ShipSec Studio replaces that duct tape with a visual workflow builder purpose-built for security tooling.
ShipSec Studio is an open-source (Apache 2.0), no-code workflow orchestration platform for security operations. It comes with pre-built integrations for common security tools — Subfinder and DNSX for subdomain discovery, Naabu and HTTPx for service enumeration, Nuclei for vulnerability scanning, and TruffleHog for secret detection — and lets you chain them into pipelines through a visual, drag-and-drop interface. Workflows run on Temporal.io, meaning they're durable and resumable: a long scan can pause and pick back up rather than losing progress if something interrupts it. Each tool runs in an isolated, ephemeral container, workflows can pause for a human to approve or validate a finding before continuing, and you can embed LLM nodes for AI-assisted analysis of scan results. It supports CRON scheduling for recurring scans, a REST API, and MCP-based tool discovery for AI agents.
💬 Our review
The short version: if your security team is currently stitching scanners together with shell scripts and cron jobs, ShipSec Studio is a free, self-hosted upgrade worth trying before you consider a paid platform like Tines or Torq.
Its real advantage is being open-source and self-hostable at zero licensing cost, which matters for security teams who are (rightly) cautious about sending scan data and findings to a third-party SaaS. The Temporal.io foundation is a genuinely solid engineering choice — durable, resumable workflows are exactly what you want for long-running scans that shouldn't lose hours of progress to a network blip. The trade-off is that this is a young, community project rather than an established commercial platform: you're trading the polish, support contracts, and compliance certifications of Tines or Torq for cost savings and full control. It's also inherently technical — this is a tool for teams that already understand the underlying scanners (Nuclei, TruffleHog, etc.), not a beginner-friendly security dashboard. Best fit: security/DevSecOps teams comfortable self-hosting who want to consolidate scanner scripts into a real orchestration layer for free. Weaker fit: teams that need vendor support contracts, formal SLAs, or compliance paperwork — that points toward a paid platform instead.
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Auto-hébergé, gratuit sous licence Apache 2.0. Une préversion cloud existe (studio.shipsec.ai) sans tarif public communiqué.
Pros
Open-source et auto-hébergeable gratuitement (Apache 2.0)
Intégrations prêtes à l'emploi : Subfinder, Naabu, HTTPx, Nuclei, TruffleHog
Workflows durables et reprenables via Temporal.io — ne perd pas la progression d'un scan long
Conteneurs isolés par outil + étapes de validation humaine + nœuds LLM pour l'analyse IA
Cons
Projet jeune et communautaire — pas de support commercial ni de SLA formel
Nécessite déjà une bonne connaissance des scanners sécurité sous-jacents
Pas de tarif public pour l'offre cloud, encore en préversion
Moins de polish et de documentation qu'une plateforme commerciale établie