Request a demo.
See a supported weak-hash finding, a targeted proposal, scanner verification and an unmerged pull request. Discuss how this workflow could fit your review process. No private repository access is needed for the presentation.
Request a demo →Express interest in a pilot.
A pilot request tells us about your interest. It does not guarantee acceptance, reserve a place or activate repository access. Hosted customer execution remains gated pending qualification.
Request pilot access →Agree the boundaries before activation.
An eventual pilot needs a defined repository and language scope, authorized GitHub installation, data-handling review, verification expectations and commercial conditions.
- Discuss the use case and the supported automatic-fix scope.
- Agree access, retention, provider processing and the human review process.
- Confirm execution qualification and mutually agreed conditions before any customer repository is connected.
Keep the decision with your team.
Detection is broader than automatic remediation. Secrets, dependencies and unsupported code findings still require manual work. Review the capabilities and permissions before deciding whether a pilot would be useful.
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