AI-powered security buddy empowers developers in their everyday workflow
DryRun Security, a leader in Contextual Security Analysis, is excited to announce the launch of its app in the GitHub Marketplace marking a significant milestone in the company’s mission to make security easy, fast, and accessible for every developer.
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“We’ve been working closely with our community of users during the closed beta phase, and the feedback has been invaluable. We’re excited to open up DryRun Security to the wider audience on GitHub, empowering developers to proactively address security concerns as they code without slowing them down”
DryRun Security has garnered early praise while in closed beta because it provides real-time analysis within the developer’s workflow without a lot of the friction that usually comes with security tools. Starting today, its AI-powered security buddy is available for all developers on the GitHub Marketplace.
“We’ve been using the DryRun Security app for months, and we highly recommend it. It automatically evaluates every GitHub pull request, so we know the solutions we’re delivering to our clients are covered, plus the results are wicked fast and fit our development team’s needs,” said John Poulin, CTO of Cloud Security Partners.
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Feedback from early customers confirms the platform accelerates security reviews and provides analysis that often gets overlooked in other security products. Each code change is evaluated for its impact to sensitive files, sensitive functions, changes in authentication logic, and the intent of the author. Using both deterministic and AI-powered probabilistic models, the analysis takes only a few seconds, so a developer’s standard workflow isn’t getting delayed or disrupted by a security tool.
“We’ve been working closely with our community of users during the closed beta phase, and the feedback has been invaluable. We’re excited to open up DryRun Security to the wider audience on GitHub, empowering developers to proactively address security concerns as they code without slowing them down,” stated James Wickett, Co-Founder and CEO of DryRun Security.
“Using DryRun Security, I’ve found the allowed authors feature helpful as it flags sensitive file changes in pull requests submitted by committers who aren’t approved to change certain parts of the codebase. One of the other things I love about it is how we could quickly get up and running in just a couple of minutes,” said Matt Tesauro, CTO, Defect Dojo.
DryRun Security recently won the Most Innovative Startup award from Latio at the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) Global Event in Washington, DC, achieving industry recognition for its approach to security testing, providing real-time analysis within the developer’s workflow.
“DryRun helps your security team focus on the changes that actually matter, and with a simpler integration that’s not dependent on any heavy-handed app inventories. I’ve had to create a ton of custom scripts over my career to monitor high-impact files, and only DryRun can properly handle that kind of prioritization,” said James Berthoty, Founder of Latio Tech.
During the open beta, developers will have the opportunity to apply Contextual Security Analysis, allowing them to perform real-time security analysis and receive immediate feedback as they write code. The platform aims to address the disconnect between security and developers by providing a tool that aligns seamlessly with developers’ workflows.
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