Use-cases for SecurEye, in three example scenarios.
These three example scenarios show where SecurEye, AI-assisted code review, is built to look for access-control bugs.
How could a bank use SecurEye on its customer portal?
A bank's team builds a customer portal at portal.example.com, where each customer should see only their own accounts.
SecurEye is built to look for broken object-level authorization: routes that let one customer read or change another customer's records.
Who decides: a person on your team reviews each result and makes the call.
How could a government entity use SecurEye on its service API?
A government entity runs a service API at api.example.com, where staff in different roles may take different actions.
SecurEye is built to look for missing role checks in HTTP routes: actions a user can take without the role that action needs.
Who decides: a person on your team reviews each result and makes the call.
How could a software company building for regulated clients use SecurEye?
A software company runs one platform at app.example.com for many client organizations, and each organization has its own data.
SecurEye is built to look for cross-tenant access: routes where one client organization can reach another organization's data.
Who decides: a person on your team reviews each result and makes the call.
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