Security

It knows what you run. All of it.

Security watches what your projects actually run: the code, the images, the dependencies underneath. It scans continuously, tracks CVEs against your real stack, and prioritises by what is reachable and live, not by what lists longest.

The sweep

A hundred findings.
Three that matter.

Scanners produce lists; teams drown in them. Security reads its own findings the way an engineer would: is it in the running code, is it reachable, is there a fix. What matters rises, the rest stays quiet.

Prioritised by reality, not by severity score alone.

What it takes off your plate

The list nobody finishes.

The whole surface

Code, container images, and the dependency tree underneath, scanned as one picture per project instead of three tools and a spreadsheet.

CVEs against reality

A CVE only matters if you run the affected thing. Security tracks advisories against your actual stack, so the noise dies before it reaches you.

Findings like a colleague

Reported with context and a suggested fix, on the record. When a fix should ship, Patching picks it up from here.

See Security on one of your projects.

A 20-minute demo: watch a project ship, break, and get fixed, on the record.

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