Systems and methods for translating different vulnerability scan results into a standardized format and for certifying target resources against detection of vulnerabilities

A non-transitory computer-readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform a method comprising:

• receiving a request to scan a resource for detection of a vulnerability, the resource comprising one or more of:
• a component of an application, a code-base of the application, or a third-party library associated with the application;
• determining one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators among a plurality of vulnerability scanning operators based at least in part on one or more properties associated with the request;
• transmitting the request to the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators, the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators having access to the resource;
• receiving an initial result associated with the request from the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators, wherein the initial result comprises:
• a first individual result from a first matching vulnerability scanning operator of the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators;
• and
• a second individual result from a second matching vulnerability scanning operator of the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators;
• obtaining a predetermined format for the initial result;
• generating a translated result by modifying the initial result based on the predetermined format, wherein the first individual result is in a first operator format and the second individual result is in a second operator format, the first operator format and the second operator format being different, such that the translated result standardizes the first individual result and the second individual result into the predetermined format;
• and
• transmitting the translated result to a source of the request.

A computer-implemented method, comprising:

• receiving, via one or more processors, a request to scan a resource for detection of a vulnerability, the resource comprising one or more of:
• a component of an application, a code-base of the application, or a third-party library associated with the application;
• determining, via the one or more processors, one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators among a plurality of vulnerability scanning operators based at least in part on one or more properties associated with the request;
• determining, via the one or more processors, a respective operator specified communication protocol for each of the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators;
• transmitting, via the one or more processors, the request to the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators, the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators having access to the resource, wherein transmitting the request to each of the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators includes transmitting the request via the respective operator specified communication protocol;
• receiving, via the one or more processors, an initial result associated with the request from the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators, the initial result comprising:
• a first individual result from a first matching vulnerability scanning operator of the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators;
• and
• a second individual result from a second matching vulnerability scanning operator of the one or more matching vulnerability scanning operators,
• wherein the first individual result is in a first operator format and the second individual result is in a second operator format, the first operator format and the second operator format being different;
• obtaining, via the one or more processors, a predetermined format for the initial result;
• generating, via the one or more processors, a translated result by modifying the initial result based on the predetermined format, such that the translated result standardizes the first individual result and the second individual result into the predetermined format;
• and
• transmitting, via the one or more processors, the translated result to a source of the request.