Oligo Runtime Vulnerability Management

What it does

Oligo Runtime Vulnerability Management is an application security product that prioritizes open-source and third-party vulnerabilities by runtime exploitability rather than static severity scores. Its distinguishing mechanism is a patented eBPF sensor that observes library and function executions directly from the Linux kernel, identifying which vulnerable libraries and individual functions are actually loaded and executed in production. This lets teams separate genuinely exploitable findings from dormant dependencies that Software Composition Analysis (SCA) scanners flag but that never run.

How it works

The eBPF sensor installs in minutes without code changes and runs with minimal performance overhead, then maps each finding to a function-level call stack and root cause that shows how it could be exploited. From the same runtime data it generates software bills of materials (SBOMs), a Real-Time BOM that marks which dependencies execute in production, and automated Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange (VEX) reports. Policies trigger ticket creation in Slack and Jira, while behavioral analysis flags malicious packages, non-CVE risks, and configuration-based issues. Named customers include Sage, OneTrust, Cresta, and OpenWeb.

Credentials and traction

Oligo was named a Leader in Application Detection and Response (ADR) in Frost & Sullivan's 2025 cloud/application runtime security report and a 2025 SINET16 Innovator, and it appears on the Fortune Cyber 60 for a second consecutive year (2024 and 2025) and Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2026. Latio's 2025 Cloud Security Market Report cited it as a CADR leader and AI security innovator. Named customers include Cato Networks, Sage, OneTrust, Cresta, OpenWeb, and Mural, spanning financial services, software, and technology.