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Catch it in the pull request, not the post-mortem.

Scan GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps for injection flaws, vulnerable dependencies, leaked secrets and risky infrastructure-as-code. Checks run offline in your pipeline.

AppSec & DevSecOps

Who it is for

  • DevSecOps lead
  • Application security architect
  • Engineering manager

What you get

  • Gates developers accept
  • Every repository covered
  • Code linked to cloud
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What changes for your team

AppSec and DevSecOps teams scan repositories and every pull request, then see the same risk on the live resource.

  • Gates developers accept

    Fail on the severity you choose, baseline what already exists, and record accepted risks in code.

  • Every repository covered

    Code, dependencies, secrets and IaC scanned across four source control providers.

  • Code linked to cloud

    When a template names a live resource, both findings link, so you fix the cause once.

What the work looks like

  1. 01 Every PR

    Checks before merge

    The 10et CLI runs offline in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure Pipelines or Bitbucket and reports inline.

  2. 02 Monday

    Review repository scans

    Injection flaws, vulnerable dependencies, leaked secrets and unprotected default branches, ranked.

  3. 03 Midweek

    Ship the fix as a PR

    A generated Terraform patch lands on a new branch for review. Write scope is opt-in.

  4. 04 After deploy

    Confirm it in the account

    The read-only scan checks the live resource, and the code finding links to it.

In the consoleSource controlCode scansPull-request checksIaC scanFindings

Run this week on your own estate

A 30-minute walkthrough on a read-only connection. Bring the people who do this job every week.