According to a recent LinkedIn post from Boost Security, the company is featuring a podcast conversation in which team member François Proulx discusses Boost Labs’ open-source offensive security tool for CI/CD pipelines, called SmokedMeat. The post characterizes SmokedMeat as a “Metasploit for CI/CD” and directs viewers to a video demonstration of the tool in action.
The post suggests that Boost Security is positioning itself at the intersection of offensive security and software delivery automation, using open-source tooling to showcase technical capabilities and thought leadership. For investors, this type of visibility could help strengthen the firm’s credibility with security-conscious DevOps teams and potentially support future demand for its broader platform or services.
By aligning with a well-known security podcast and emphasizing its Québec heritage, Boost Security appears to be cultivating both community engagement and brand identity within the cybersecurity ecosystem. Such outreach may not immediately translate into revenue, but it can enhance recognition among developers and security practitioners, which is often a precursor to enterprise adoption in the DevSecOps market.