Maze agents understand your containers from code to cloud. They stay up to date on what’s running, close the findings on what isn’t, and help you fix what’s exploitable.
Maze has made it feel like we have a team of security engineers that I can confidently rely on for triaging vulnerabilities.
Nathan Cooke
Engineering Manager, Product Security, Alloy
When we think about how to get the noise out of vulnerability scanners, the answer is now Maze.
Jonathan King
Sr. Cloud & AI Security Engineer, Cohere Health
Maze actually understands what’s exploitable in our environment, not just CVSS or EPSS, but truly exploitable. That’s what set Maze apart from every other vendor.
Jonathan Mattey
Chief Information Security Officer, Forge
Vulnerability scanners analyze a system in a vacuum. Maze shows you what’s actually on fire.
Ted Kieffer
Head of Information Security and Risk Management, PartsSource
A dedicated AI security team for your containers
Automatically investigate and fix container vulnerabilities
They map every container, image, and registry into one clear picture of your environment through a read-only role with no sensors or EBPF to install.
Findings on dead assets and anything that isn’t running get closed automatically. What’s left are the live vulnerabilities in your environment, and Maze investigates every one.
Agents investigate each finding with code and cloud context. What isn’t exploitable gets closed. The rest gets prioritized by real impact and likelihood, with the evidence attached.
Agents bundle proven-exploitable CVEs into a high-impact fix, and recommend mitigations when patching isn’t an option. Every fix routes to the responsible developer or coding agent.
Agents understand where code meets cloud
Maze secures the full life of a container, from the code you write to the image it ships in to where it runs.
What you inherit
Agents investigate the base image, its layers, and every package inside.
What you run
Every image in your registries and every container, watched by agents.
What you write
Your code and the dependencies you build in, investigated with context from your cloud.
Container security that knows every layer
Maze agents understand your containers from code to cloud. They stay up to date on what’s running, close the findings on what isn’t, and help you fix what’s exploitable.
Container security is part of Maze Cloud. Agents map your containers, images, and registries, investigate every finding with context from your environment, and help you fix what’s exploitable. If you also run Maze Code, the two share context, so investigations get sharper on both sides.
Container scanners hand you every CVE in every layer and leave the triage to you. Maze investigates each finding the way a security engineer would, checking whether it’s exploitable in your environment, and closes what isn’t.
No. No sensors, no eBPF, nothing running alongside your workloads. All Maze needs is a read-only role. Agents continually check your environment to see which containers are live, which images they run, and how each one is exposed.
Containers running on EKS, ECS, and AKS, plus images in your registries, like Docker Hub and Azure Container Registry.
No. Maze ingests findings from the scanners you already run and investigates them. Your scanner keeps doing what it does. Maze adds the judgment on top.
No, Maze isn’t a runtime threat detection tool. We find, investigate, and fix exploitable vulnerabilities before anyone attacks them. If you need live attack detection, that’s a different tool, and Maze runs happily alongside it.
Most container CVEs arrive that way. Agents trace the finding to the layer it came from, then propose remediation options with the tradeoffs shown, like upgrading the base image or rebuilding to pull the patch, so you pick the fix that fits.
Agents generate and validate the fix, then route it to the developer or coding agent that owns the code. Your team stays in control of what merges.
Deployment can be done in under five minutes. All we need is a read-only role in your cloud environment and an API connection to one or more vulnerability scanners.
We aim to keep pricing simple and fair. Large language models aren’t cheap, but we’ve worked hard to optimize cost and performance to make sure our pricing is reasonable.
Yes, Maze is cloud-hosted in AWS. Customers can choose between multi-tenant and single-tenant hosting.
Maze has been built for enterprise from day one. We have passed our ISO 27001 accreditation and are currently in our SOC 2 Type 2 observation window.
