Guides to vulnerability detection, secret scanning, and CI/CD security.
IDOR, missing auth middleware, and privilege escalation — broken access control has topped the OWASP list since 2021. Here's what it looks like in real code and how to catch it automatically.
New CVEs are published daily. Your dependencies from last week might be vulnerable today. Here's how to stay ahead without checking manually.
A step-by-step guide to adding security gates to your GitHub Actions workflow — without blocking deploys on false positives.
Snyk is excellent at catching vulnerable dependencies. But CVEs are only one slice of your attack surface. Here's what happens when you need more.
NodeZero costs $25,000–$42,000 per year, every year. BattleTest gives you AI-driven PR security review for free, and live infrastructure testing as a dedicated deployment for $10,000, once.
REST APIs have a unique attack surface: auth bypass, IDOR, injection via JSON, excessive data exposure, and rate limiting gaps. Here's how to test yours systematically.
AWS keys, database passwords, API tokens — developers accidentally commit them every day. Here's how secret scanning works and why you need it on every PR.
GitHub Actions workflows run with write access to your repos and full access to your secrets. Most teams ship them without a security review. Here's what attackers look for and how to harden yours.
The OWASP Top 10 isn't just a compliance checkbox. Here's what each vulnerability actually looks like in real code, and how to prevent it before it ships.
Gitleaks scans your git commits for leaked credentials using an extensive set of detection rules. Here's how it works, what it catches, and how to integrate it into your development workflow.
Code owners catch logic bugs. Security-focused AI review catches CVEs, secrets, injection flaws, and hardening gaps — on every PR, automatically.
A manual pentest is not a replacement for continuous automated testing. Continuous testing is not a replacement for a skilled pentester. Here's how to use both.
SQL injection still tops the OWASP list despite better ORMs. Here's how AI-driven tools catch it in your PRs and running infrastructure — including the cases static scanners miss.
Enterprise security tools cost enterprise prices. Here's a practical security stack for startups that covers 90% of the attack surface for under $20/month.
A security regression is when a vulnerability you fixed comes back — or when a new deploy reintroduces a known-bad pattern. Here's how to detect them automatically.
PR security review, secret scanning, and CVE detection on every pull request — free on public and private repos. Testing against systems you are actually running is a separate product, and it only runs inside your own network.