security testing

A security team's first pass, every week.

Get a security grade without sending any attack traffic. Run active, pentest-style scans on domains you've verified. Get a threat model built from your own code. Then turn each finding into a fix.

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Graded like a pentest.

✓HSTS & transport
✓CSP & clickjacking
✓Cookie flags
✓Known-CVE libraries

Passive by default. Active scans only on domains you've verified.

A to Fpassive grade with zero attack traffic

STRIDE + ATT&CKthreat model mapping

Verifieddomains only for active scans

the problem

Security testing happens once a year. Code ships every day.

Pentests are expensive and scheduled, so most releases ship without any security check at all.

Scanner output is a wall of findings with no context about your code or what to fix first.

Findings live in a PDF, far away from the pull requests that could fix them.

how it works

From trigger to result.

Point it at your app

Use an existing test suite, or scan any staging or production URL directly.

Get a passive grade

Transport, headers, cookies and known-vulnerable libraries are checked with zero attack traffic.

Verify, then go active

Prove you own a domain and active scanning with OWASP ZAP switches on.

Model the threats

AI reads your code and scan results and maps what an attacker would try.

Fix from the finding

Findings become issues, located in your code and fixable with one click.

capabilities

What you get.

A to F security grade

HSTS and transport, CSP and clickjacking, cookie flags and libraries with known CVEs. Graded without sending a single attack.

Active DAST

Real penetration-style scanning with OWASP ZAP, allowed only on domains you've proven you own.

AI threat model

Threats derived from your code and live scan results, mapped to STRIDE and MITRE ATT&CK.

One consolidated report

Every finding in one place, with severity, remediation guidance and an executive summary written for you.

Finding to fix

Security findings become issues. CodeReviewer finds where in the code the fix belongs and can apply it.

Scan any URL

Standalone targets let you scan staging or production without writing a test suite first. That includes pages behind a login.

Safe by design

Security tooling can do harm if it’s pointed at the wrong place. CodeReviewer keeps the two modes apart. Passive checks (headers, transport, cookies, known-vulnerable libraries) send nothing an attacker would, so they’re safe anywhere. Active scanning does probe for vulnerabilities, so it stays locked until you prove you own the domain with a DNS record or a well-known file. We keep re-checking that ownership over time.

From report to pull request

A finding in a PDF rarely gets fixed. In CodeReviewer, each security finding becomes an issue. It’s traced to the place in your code where the fix belongs, and the fix can be written, checked and opened as a pull request. Security work goes through the same review flow as everything else.

faq

Questions, answered.

Will scanning attack our production site?

Passive scans send no attack traffic. Active scans only run against domains you've proven you own, so nobody can point them at a site that isn't theirs.

How do we verify a domain?

Add a DNS TXT record or place a small file at a well-known path. Domains are re-checked automatically.

Is this a replacement for a pentest?

It covers the gaps between pentests, catching common weaknesses on a schedule you set. And when your annual pentest comes round, you'll start in much better shape.

Can we share the results with auditors or customers?

Yes. The consolidated report includes severities, remediation and an executive summary written for a non-technical reader.

Can it scan pages behind a login?

Yes. Scans can reuse your test suites' sign-in, and standalone targets support signed-in scanning too.

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