Hey everyone — maker here 👋 I built ThreatScoped after seeing how often “is this safe?” gets answered with guesswork. In most environments, the process is still: → download software → maybe scan it → if nothing flags, install it But that doesn’t actually verify trust — it just checks if something is already known to be malicious. Working in IT/security, I kept running into situations where tools looked “clean” but still raised questions when you looked deeper (signatures, reputation, behavior, etc.). At first, I was doing all of this manually: - checking sources - validating signatures - reviewing scan results - digging into behavior It worked, but it was slow and inconsistent. So I started standardizing the process into something repeatable — and that eventually turned into ThreatScoped. The goal isn’t just to scan software — it’s to answer the real question: “Should I trust this?” Would genuinely love feedback — especially from anyone in IT, security, or who evaluates software regularly. Curious — how are you currently verifying software before installing it?

ThreatScoped

Know if software is actually safe — before you install it

Know if software is actually safe — before you install it