Open Source — Inspect, Self-host, or Contribute

Open Risk Register is free and open source. Every line of code is available for inspection, auditing, and modification. No black boxes, no opaque algorithms.

Transparency is a security requirement

A tool that processes your organisation's cybersecurity vulnerabilities must be trustworthy. The only way to be certain about what a tool does with your data is to be able to read the source code yourself. Open Risk Register is fully open source for exactly this reason.

Fully auditable

Every function that reads, writes, or processes your assessment data is in the open. No obfuscation, no minified-only releases.

Self-hostable

Download the built files and serve them from your own infrastructure. Run it on an air-gapped machine for maximum security.

Community-maintained

Bug reports, improvements, and new features are welcome. The more people who review the code, the more robust and trustworthy the tool becomes.

Built with plain web technologies

Open Risk Register uses vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no frameworks, no dependencies, no tracking libraries. This keeps the tool fast, secure, and easy to audit.

Layer Technology Notes
Markup HTML5 Semantic, accessible, ARIA roles throughout
Styling CSS3 (no frameworks) CSS custom properties design system; no inline styles
Scripting Vanilla JavaScript (ES2020+) ES modules; no frameworks; no external dependencies
Storage Browser localStorage All assessment data stored locally; nothing sent to server
Build tool esbuild 0.23 Bundles and minifies JS + CSS; no runtime build step
Font Roboto Flex (self-hosted) Variable font; loaded from /dist/ with no external CDN calls
Security Strict CSP script-src 'self'; style-src 'self'; no unsafe-inline; no eval

Find us on GitHub

The full source code for Open Risk Register is available on GitHub under an open source licence. You can browse the code, open issues, submit pull requests, or fork the project for your own use.

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