DevSecOps

Most of what your scanners report is not worth fixing.

Measured across 101 million findings, 95 to 98% of security alerts required no action at all (OX Security, 2025). Whatever your own number is, most of it is noise — and a team buried in it stops reading, which is why most now ship code they know is vulnerable.We put the checks in your pipeline and tune them down to what is worth acting on. It is also where AI-written code gets governed: the same pipeline controls decide what an assistant can commit, install and ship.
The detection is rarely the hard part. Deciding which two hundred of half a million findings deserve a developer's afternoon is.

Pipeline security review — extract

Sample
AreaFindingPriority
Identity and accessHigh
  • Default pipeline token has write scope across the organisation.
P1
Vulnerability managementMedium
  • No SBOM.
  • A published CVE means reading lockfiles by hand.
P2
Data protection — residency, encryptionMedium
  • Build artefacts in a registry with anonymous pull.
P2
Network securityMedium
  • Runners reach the internet unrestricted.
  • Package registries included.
P3
Workload protectionHigh
  • Third-party actions pinned to tags, not commit SHAs.
P1
Logging and monitoringMedium
  • Build logs not retained.
  • A compromised run cannot be reconstructed.
P3
Incident response and continuityHigh
  • Long-lived cloud credentials in CI variables.
  • No rotation record.
P1
Governance and compliance — Loi 25Medium
  • Branch protection configured per repository.
  • Coverage varies.
P2
Findings from the build system rather than the application. These are the ones that decide what an attacker inherits when a dependency or a maintainer account goes bad.

What we put in your pipeline

Six controls. We install what is missing and tune what you already run.

  • SAST

    GitHub Advanced Security, SonarQube, Checkmarx

    Why you need it
    Exploited vulnerabilities caused 20% of breaches, up 34% (Verizon DBIR, 2025)
    Why it is unusable raw
    2,116 alerts contained 180 real bugs — 91% noise (Ghost Security, 2025)
    What we do about it
    Baseline the old code, gate only the new
  • SCA

    Dependabot, Snyk, JFrog Xray

    Why you need it
    911 packages in the average app; 86% ship a known vulnerability (Black Duck, 2025)
    Why it is unusable raw
    7 in 10 flagged packages are never called by your code
    What we do about it
    Keep what your code calls, what is exploited, what has a fix
  • Secret scanning

    GitHub secret scanning, Gitleaks, GitGuardian

    Why you need it
    Stolen credentials: 22% of all breaches (Verizon DBIR, 2025)
    Why it is unusable raw
    Every UUID and test fixture matches the pattern
    What we do about it
    We ask the issuer whether each key still works. Those are the incidents
  • DAST

    OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, Nuclei

    Why you need it
    Broken access control tops the OWASP Top 10 (2025)
    Why it is unusable raw
    Unauthenticated, it never gets past the login page
    What we do about it
    Log it in, drive it from your API schema, block only on what it proved
  • Containers & IaC

    Trivy, Grype, Checkov

    Why you need it
    87% of production images carry a high or critical vuln (Sysdig, 2025)
    Why it is unusable raw
    85% of critical findings never load at runtime (Sysdig)
    What we do about it
    Rank by what loads at runtime, then swap the base image
  • The pipeline itself

    Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins

    Why you need it
    One compromised GitHub Action leaked secrets from 23,000 repositories
    Why it is unusable raw
    Every tuning decision decays the moment a team switches a rule off
    What we do about it
    Policy the platform enforces, with exceptions that expire on a date

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