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Open Source Alternatives to Netacea Bot Management

10 open source Cybersecurity options similar to Netacea Bot Management, ranked by named competitors first, sector overlap, and our 0-100 AI-readiness score. Every company listed publishes its source: each one carries an open source sector tag and a public GitHub repository.

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Socket64
Software Supply Chain SecuritySan Francisco, United States$60.0M
Socket is a software supply chain security company that proactively blocks malicious open-source packages and extensions in AI-driven software development.
Open source
Backslash Security56
CybersecurityTel Aviv, Israel$27.0M
Agentic endpoint security for AI coding, providing visibility, governance, and real-time protection.
Open source
0sec11
Cybersecurity
An applied cybersecurity research lab using AI agents to autonomously discover, exploit, and verify software vulnerabilities.
Open source · Self-hostable
Openthreatgrid8
Cybersecurity
Open honeynet telemetry, responsible threat intelligence sharing, and reproducible security research workflows for defenders and researchers.
Open source
Puck52
Endpoint SecurityUnited States
Open-source, AI-driven endpoint investigation tool for security teams.
Open source · Self-hostable
OWASP38
CybersecurityRaleigh, USA
A global non-profit foundation dedicated to improving software security through open community collaboration.
Open source · Self-hostable
Upsonic19
Developer ToolsLondon, United Kingdom
Open-source Python framework for building autonomous AI agents and agentic workflows, purpose-built for FinTech operations.
Open source · Self-hostable
Falco10
Cybersecurity
Open-source, cloud-native runtime security tool for detecting anomalous application behavior across hosts, containers, and Kubernetes.
Open source · Self-hostable
Ahmed Awad Researcher9
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity research, open-source projects, and publications, including AnubisX Framework, HunterX, and RabbitHole.
Open source
Umbrasec9
Cybersecurity
Independent defensive security research focused on detection engineering, threat analysis, and open-source tooling for defenders.
Open source

Company	Sector	License	HQ	Funding	Score
SocketSocket is a software supply chain security company that proactively blocks malicious open-source packages and extensions in AI-driven software development.	Software Supply Chain Security	Open source	San Francisco, United States	$60.0M	64
Backslash SecurityAgentic endpoint security for AI coding, providing visibility, governance, and real-time protection.	Cybersecurity	Open source	Tel Aviv, Israel	$27.0M	56
0secAn applied cybersecurity research lab using AI agents to autonomously discover, exploit, and verify software vulnerabilities.	Cybersecurity	Open source · Self-hostable	—	—	11
OpenthreatgridOpen honeynet telemetry, responsible threat intelligence sharing, and reproducible security research workflows for defenders and researchers.	Cybersecurity	Open source	—	—	8
PuckOpen-source, AI-driven endpoint investigation tool for security teams.	Endpoint Security	Open source · Self-hostable	United States	—	52
OWASPA global non-profit foundation dedicated to improving software security through open community collaboration.	Cybersecurity	Open source · Self-hostable	Raleigh, USA	—	38
UpsonicOpen-source Python framework for building autonomous AI agents and agentic workflows, purpose-built for FinTech operations.	Developer Tools	Open source · Self-hostable	London, United Kingdom	—	19
FalcoOpen-source, cloud-native runtime security tool for detecting anomalous application behavior across hosts, containers, and Kubernetes.	Cybersecurity	Open source · Self-hostable	—	—	10
Ahmed Awad ResearcherCybersecurity research, open-source projects, and publications, including AnubisX Framework, HunterX, and RabbitHole.	Cybersecurity	Open source	—	—	9
UmbrasecIndependent defensive security research focused on detection engineering, threat analysis, and open-source tooling for defenders.	Cybersecurity	Open source	—	—	9