Zenith Ai
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Metaport provides agencies and DevOps teams with a macro-level monitoring dashboard to track security vulnerabilities and end-of-life data across diverse web application portfolios. The platform supports multiple data ingestion methods including language-specific agents and direct integration with GitHub and GitLab.
Ideal for: Agencies, DevOps Engineers, and Founders who need to monitor security risks and software lifecycle status across multiple client websites and applications.
Metaport serves as an alternative to security and monitoring tools such as Vigilant, Aikido, and Snyk.

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So true. Agencies should focus on client work, not building internal tools from scratch. Smart positioning.

Having health data ready on demand is huge. No more scrambling before client calls.

We for sure agree! And if you ever need DDoS protection with a proper firewall for your website, just let us know!

Love the idea of surveying how agencies handle maintenance. Bet most are way more reactive than they'd admit.

SSL and EOL tracking in one report is really practical. That's the stuff that sneaks up on you.


Good whitepaper topic. A lot of agencies don't realize how much visibility they're missing until something breaks.


Portfolio visibility is underrated. Most agencies are flying blind across their client base until they centralize this stuff.

Selling support is tough when clients don't see the value until something goes wrong. Making the risk visible is key.

Great point about SCA/SAST not fitting the agency model. Agencies need portfolio-level views, not per-repo reports.


Nice to see .Net support added. Covering more stacks means more agencies can actually use this.


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Nice idea, its interesting how this will build up further!
intresting idea!