The Vulnerability Scanner That Works on the Binary — Not the Source Code
Most software vulnerability scanning tools — SAST, SCA, NVD lookups, SBOM-based analysis — operate on source code, package manifests, or version strings. They are blind to what actually happens inside the compiled binary: the memory-safety bugs that don't show up in static analysis, the cryptographic weaknesses introduced by the compiler, the control-flow vulnerabilities that only exist in the object code, the CVEs that affect a binary but aren't reflected in any SBOM or dependency manifest.
ObjectSecurity BinLens™ analyzes the binary directly — no source code required. Using a unified pipeline of symbolic execution, static analysis, disassembly, and decompilation, BinLens automates the deep reverse engineering work that typically requires expert security researchers to perform manually — and does it deterministically, with evidence-backed findings, traceable proofs, and root-cause details that reduce false positives and accelerate triage.
For TWAIN Innovation Cloud participants building document capture hardware, firmware, embedded systems, scanning software, OT/ICS integrations, or any mission-critical application where binary security is non-negotiable, BinLens delivers the depth of analysis that no other tool in the market currently provides. Proven in high-consequence government and industrial environments for over 10 years.
- ›Automates deep analysis — replaces workflows that typically require expert reverse engineers
- ›Finds published and unknown vulnerabilities often missed by SBOM, SAST, and source code scanners
- ›Analyzes binaries directly — no source code, no build environment, no debug symbols required
- ›Produces deterministic, evidence-backed results that reduce false positives and speed triage
- ›Memory-safety issues: overflows, out-of-bounds access, use-after-free, double-free, NULL dereference
- ›Control-flow and exploit risks: user-controlled redirection, dangerous functions, exploitable patterns
- ›Cryptographic weaknesses: hardcoded keys, weak algorithms, low-entropy implementations
- ›Broad coverage — ~140 CWEs, ~18,000 binary CVEs, compliance mapping to NIST 800 and ISA/IEC 62443
- ›Integrates symbolic execution, static analysis, disassembly, and decompilation in one pipeline
- ›Optional clustered scaling for performance on large binary sets or complex architectures
- ›Deterministic, reproducible exploration of complex execution paths with evidence-backed findings
- ›Clear outputs with traceable proofs, root-cause details, and optional post-patch delta reports
- ›OpenAPI integration for CI/CD and SIEM, with PDF/JSON reporting and delta comparison
- ›Reverse engineers and red teams accelerating deep analysis across diverse binary targets
- ›DevSecOps and product security teams finding issues missed by SBOM, NVD, SAST, and fuzzing
- ›OT/ICS and supply-chain teams evaluating proprietary or legacy binaries to reduce risk
- ›Flexible deployment: fully offline air-gapped, on-premises, or cloud / hybrid
- Require source code or build environment
- Blind to compiled-in vulnerabilities
- Miss crypto weaknesses introduced at compile time
- Version-string matching misses patched or modified binaries
- Cannot analyze proprietary, legacy, or closed-source software
- High false-positive rates require expert triage
- No OT/ICS binary format support
- Analyzes compiled binaries directly — no source code
- Finds unknown vulnerabilities in any binary
- Detects cryptographic weaknesses in compiled code
- Works on modified, patched, and obfuscated binaries
- Analyzes proprietary, legacy, and closed-source software
- Deterministic, evidence-backed — low false positives
- 30+ CPU architectures, 50+ binary formats incl. OT/ICS
- ✓ BinLens trial environment access — hands-on analysis of your own binary targets using BinLens v3.x — including memory-safety, control-flow, cryptographic weakness, and CVE detection across your specific binary formats and CPU architectures.
- ✓ Engineering briefing with ObjectSecurity's team — a 15-minute or longer technical session reviewing your mission needs, binary targets, and analysis pathways — helping you understand how BinLens approaches your specific security problem and what findings to expect.
- ✓ TWAIN / scanner firmware analysis consultation — for TIC participants building or securing scanning hardware and firmware, a specific session on applying BinLens to compiled scanner firmware — identifying vulnerabilities that SBOM and traditional scanning tools miss in scanner and MFP binaries.
- ✓ Symbolic execution walkthrough — a technical demonstration of BinLens's symbolic execution engine (v3.3.0+) — showing how it explores complex execution paths, generates evidence for findings, and produces the traceable proofs that make BinLens results actionable for engineers, not just analysts.
- ✓ OpenAPI integration support — documentation and support for integrating BinLens into your CI/CD pipeline, SIEM platform, or security workflow via BinLens's OpenAPI — with PDF and JSON output options and optional post-patch delta comparison reports.
- ✓ Compliance mapping review — guidance on how BinLens findings map to NIST 800 series and ISA/IEC 62443 frameworks — relevant for TIC participants whose customers operate in regulated environments requiring documented vulnerability assessment and remediation tracking.
- ✓ Deployment option consultation — review of on-premises, air-gapped, cloud, and hybrid deployment options for your specific environment — including clustered scaling configuration for large binary analysis workloads or classified deployment requirements.
- ✓ Datasheet and capability statement — access to ObjectSecurity's BinLens datasheet, capability statement, and relevant case studies — including the VenTek International unattended kiosk security case study — relevant for documenting your evaluation for procurement or program approval.