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The Evidence Room is RAD Security’s centralized repository where all raw security findings are correlated, collected, and analyzed. This is where you can view and investigate the complete picture of your security posture across all environments.

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Security Finding Categories

The Evidence Room organizes security findings into five main categories:
  • CVEs - Container and software vulnerabilities with severity ratings and exploitability scores
  • Cloud Misconfigs - Cloud infrastructure misconfigurations and compliance violations
  • Kubernetes Misconfigs - Kubernetes cluster misconfigurations and policy violations
  • Runtime Threats - Real-time threats detected in your running applications and services
  • Identity Misconfigs - Identity and access management misconfigurations and policy violations

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Key Features

Filter findings by severity, exploitability, fix status, and impact. Use EPSS scores to prioritize the most likely to be exploited vulnerabilities.
See exactly which workloads, clusters, and images are affected by each finding. Understand the blast radius of potential security issues.
Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) are automatically flagged. EPSS scores help identify vulnerabilities most likely to be exploited in the wild.
RAD correlates findings across all your data sources to provide context and reduce false positives. Related findings are grouped together for easier investigation.

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Finding Types

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Container & Software Vulnerabilities (CVEs)

Track vulnerabilities in your container images and software dependencies:
  • CVE/GHSA IDs - Standard vulnerability identifiers
  • Severity Ratings - Critical, High, Medium, Low classifications
  • EPSS Scores - Exploit Prediction Scoring System for prioritization
  • Fix Status - Whether patches are available and applied
  • Impact Scope - Which workloads and images are affected

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Cloud Misconfigurations

Identify security gaps in your cloud infrastructure:
  • Compliance Violations - CIS, NIST, SOC2 framework violations
  • Resource Misconfigurations - Public buckets, overly permissive policies
  • Network Security - Open ports, insecure protocols
  • Identity & Access - Excessive permissions, unused credentials

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Kubernetes Misconfigurations

Detect security issues in your Kubernetes clusters:
  • Pod Security - Privileged containers, host network access
  • RBAC Violations - Overly permissive service accounts
  • Network Policies - Missing or inadequate network segmentation
  • Resource Limits - Missing CPU/memory constraints

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Runtime Threats

Monitor active threats in your running applications:
  • Malicious Processes - Suspicious binary execution
  • Network Anomalies - Unusual traffic patterns
  • File System Changes - Unauthorized modifications
  • Container Escapes - Privilege escalation attempts

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Identity Misconfigurations

Track identity and access management issues:
  • Excessive Permissions - Over-privileged users and service accounts
  • Unused Credentials - Dormant accounts and API keys
  • MFA Violations - Accounts without multi-factor authentication
  • Access Patterns - Unusual login times and locations
Pro Tip: Use the Evidence Room to get a complete picture of your security posture. Start with high-severity findings and work your way down, focusing on items that are actively being exploited in the wild.

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Next Steps

Review Security Findings

Investigate high-priority security findings

Configure AI Workers

Set up automated security analysis and response

Connect Data Sources

Integrate additional security tools for comprehensive coverage

Access Knowledge Base

Upload security documentation and incident procedures