Microfirm
Firmware security checks for hardware teams that need vulnerable-component review, insecure-pattern triage, private uploads, and audit-ready results.
Firmware review workflow
Private team workspace
Built for firmware review without enterprise overhead
Microfirm focuses on the review loop small hardware teams actually need: controlled access, component evidence, vulnerability correlation, and clear records for release decisions.
Prepare firmware evidence
Capture the device family, firmware version, build provenance, and release context before you upload a binary.
Analyze components and patterns
Upload firmware for private scanning, then review component evidence, insecure-pattern matches, and known-vulnerability signals where available.
Turn findings into review decisions
Keep scan history, exports, audit events, billing, and webhook notifications organized around the team that owns the firmware.
Security controls built into the workflow
Microfirm protects each team's scans with private uploads, role-based access, billing-aware controls, rate limits, and audit trails from the start.
Review security model- Magic-link authentication with team onboarding
- Team roles for owners, admins, and reviewers
- Tenant-aware data access
- Verified Stripe webhooks for billing state
- Rate limiting for sensitive authentication and invite paths
- Audit logging for access, billing, invite, and scanner actions
- Private object storage for firmware artifacts
Starter plan for firmware review teams
Starter access unlocks secure uploads, automated scanner runs, CSV and SBOM exports, and signed lifecycle webhooks.
Help for every firmware review
Find guidance for account access, billing, scan results, exports, webhooks, and support whenever your team needs it.
Getting started
Sign in, create a workspace, activate billing, and run the first scan.
Account access
Manage workspace access and roles.
Billing
Understand the Starter plan and workspace-level Stripe billing.
Scan results
What scan results, exports, and webhook events include.
Security model
How Microfirm treats firmware, tenancy, webhooks, and audit events.
Contact support
What to include when you need help from TKOResearch.