B2B SaaS and AI-app teams
10-30 engineers, enterprise prospects scrutinizing security posture, and no time to wait 9 months for an AppSec hire.
Your team is shipping faster than security can review. Securie sits in GitHub and your deploy path: every PR is reviewed, real exposure is proved, fixes arrive as pull requests, unsafe deploys stop, and customer-ready evidence is already signed.
10-30 engineers, enterprise prospects scrutinizing security posture, and no time to wait 9 months for an AppSec hire.
Start with a free public review or a one-time launch scan, then upgrade when the first real customer asks security questions.
Scale and Enterprise add runtime Watch and custom deployment.
Best first fit: B2B SaaS and AI-app teams that need security-ready security evidence before the next customer review. Free and one-time scans are the wedge; Business and Scale are where the labor-replacement math compounds.
One AppSec engineer was enough for 100 LOC/day humans. Not for 5,000 LOC/day with Cursor. Whether you have AppSec or not, your coverage gap is widening every commit. Securie runs the whole loop — review, prove, patch, gate, attest — on every change, at AI-code velocity, with hire-time = zero.
Securie Agent reviews pull requests, proves exploitable risk in a sandbox, opens verified fix PRs, gates unsafe deploys, and signs the evidence chain.
Across public security research on AI-built and human-built apps alike, industry estimates show the same pattern: exposed credentials, missing access control, weak headers, vulnerable dependencies. The volume compounds when AI writes the code. Securie catches each class at PR-time, before it ships.
Estimated share of publicly-reachable AI-built apps shipping at least one exposed credential in the client bundle.
Vibe Leak IndexEstimated share of AI-built apps with at least one Supabase table with Row-Level-Security disabled, readable via the anon key.
Vibe Leak IndexEstimated share of AI-built apps shipping at least one client-side dependency with a High or Critical CVE.
Vibe Leak IndexEstimated median time from a leaked API key landing in a public commit to the first observed abuse attempt against it.
Third-party security researchSecurie begins where teams already feel pain: pull requests, fixes, deploy gates, and evidence. One Securie review picks the right specialists for each change, proves what's exploitable, opens a verified fix PR, and signs the result.
See the platformEvery AI-built change gets reviewed, proved, fixed, gated, and attested inside the developer workflow.
Once Securie is trusted in the release path, the same evidence model expands to approvals, runtime signals, deploy gates, and procurement proof.
AI-assisted development increases change volume, but the risk lands in the same production repo. Securie keeps the workflow unified: review, prove, patch, verify, gate, and attest across code, secrets, dependencies, infrastructure, runtime evidence, and scoped pentest work.
One Securie review covers code, secrets, dependency risk, IaC, and framework-aware specialists without asking the user to choose separate tools.
Sandbox replay, live validation, deploy gates, and signed evidence turn possible findings into confirmed risk.
Verified fix PRs, approvals, monitoring, and evidence bundles make Securie feel like work completed, not alerts filed.
Sold separately when buyers need a report, rules of engagement, authenticated testing, business-logic attacks, and retesting.
A scanner leaves a queue. Securie does the security work: review the change, prove the issue, patch it, ask approval where risk is high, gate deploys, and leave evidence behind.
Reads the PR, stack conventions, auth boundary, data model, and deploy target before deciding what work to run.
Replays the exploit in a sandbox, opens the fix beside the failing route, and verifies the regression before asking you to merge.
Blocks unsafe deploys only for confirmed exposure, asks approval for risky actions, and signs the chain for auditors.
Securie treats every meaningful action like a run: trigger, scope, evidence, policy decision, approval state, patch, deploy verdict, and signed artifact. No reproduced exploit, no alert.