Detecting what SIEMs miss: the web & app audit
Traditional SIEMs watch logs. Nexus also understands your stack — and catches the developer-layer mistakes that never show up in a log line.
A SIEM is great at telling you that someone tried 10,000 logins. It is useless at telling you that your .env is world-readable, because nothing wrote a log line about it. That gap is exactly where modern apps get breached.
A different vantage point
The Nexus agent reads configuration the way an attacker would — from the outside and from the filesystem — for Laravel, Next.js and Nginx. It correlates what it finds with the rule engine so a misconfiguration becomes a prioritized, MITRE-mapped alert instead of a footnote.
- Config audit: APP_DEBUG, exposed .env, weak DB credentials.
- Secret leakage: NEXT_PUBLIC_* and bundled API keys.
- Exposure: production source maps and directory listing.
Offline by design
Every finding stays inside your network. There is no third-party cloud, no telemetry leaving the LAN — which is what makes Nexus a fit for on-prem and compliance-bound teams.
The best place to catch a config mistake is before it becomes a log line about a breach.