Exampleexample.com
Missing role check
DELETE /api/projects/{id}
src/routes/projects.ts:42
High
AI advice: review it manually before you act.
A person decides.
In development
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SecurEye is AI-assisted code review built to look for access-control bugs in your HTTP routes.
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What is SecurEye built to look for?
Broken object-level authorization
Routes that let a user read or change another user's records.
Cross-tenant access
Routes where one customer organization can reach another organization's data.
Missing role checks in HTTP routes
Routes that let a user take an action without the role that action needs.
Who makes the final call?
The AI never hides a result. A person on your security team reviews each result and decides what happens next.
How is SecurEye different?
AI results are advice
AI results never block a build on their own. An independent check can lower an AI result's confidence, but it can never raise it.
A person decides
The AI cannot dismiss a result as a false alarm unless the evidence is complete. Your team makes the call.
Code results point to the code
Each code result shows the file and line, so your team can check the evidence directly.
What does SecurEye scan?
It checks source code, open-source dependencies, container images, infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, Ansible), OpenAPI specs and shell scripts, and merges the results into one list.
It produces a CycloneDX SBOM and checks licences against your policy.
Deployment & data handling
In development
SecurEye is in development. It is designed to run on your own servers.
Run it where you want: on-premise, private cloud, or SaaS.
- SaaS
- Private cloud
- On-premise
- Air-gapped (planned)
- Offline updates (planned)
- AI analysis is off until your admin turns it on.
- Secrets are redacted before any code excerpt is sent to a model. Text inside your code is treated as data, never as instructions to the AI.
- A scan pulls no tool, rule or vulnerability database from the internet. Scanner tools and rules are pinned and checksum-verified at build time.
- Scanners run in locked-down, read-only containers.
How does it fit into our workflow?
- SecurEye scans container images where you already keep them, including Docker Hub. It runs no registry of its own.
- It blocks a GitHub pull request before merge when a result crosses your severity threshold.
- Every scan is tied to an exact commit. Reports show which checks did not run, and why. Results export as standard SARIF.
- Roles for admins, DevSecOps, developers and auditors. Developers can appeal a false alarm, and your security team decides. If a resolved issue comes back on a rescan, its ticket reopens. Auditors export PDF, CSV and JSON reports.
- Single sign-on through your identity provider (OIDC). Each organization's data is isolated at the database level.
- PlannedA penetration tester role.
- PlannedJira and Slack alerts.
How do I talk to your experts?
Book a call and a person from our team will answer your questions.