Business Context
Add context about each repository in plain language: what the service does, who uses it, and what it handles.
Multiple LLMs run in parallel to build a structural understanding of how your system works.
depthfirst builds a deep understanding of your infrastructure, code, and business logic and creates a threat model, which informs security analysis and decisions across the platform.
depthfirst blocks malicious packages before they’re installed and reviews every pull request before it’s merged, helping prevent vulnerabilities and other security risks from entering your systems.
depthfirst identifies vulnerabilities in your codebase, assesses your exposure to vulnerabilities in third-party dependencies, and discovers vulnerabilities in running applications through penetration testing.
depthfirst validates code findings against running applications to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. It also generates ready-to-merge fixes and creates pull requests for the engineers responsible for the code.
depthfirst replays the original attack to verify that the vulnerability has been resolved after a fix is merged.
depthfirst maps data flows, cross-service relationships, and every dependency across your repositories. Every finding is grounded in how your system actually works.
depthfirst improves over time by learning from developer feedback on its recommendations. Adjustments are visible on the platform so you can track what the system has learned.
Track active vulnerabilities by repository and severity, monitor your burn down, and measure time to remediate. Full visibility across every repository in one place.
Add context about each repository in plain language: what the service does, who uses it, and what it handles.
Write detection rules in plain English and depthfirst applies them across your codebase.
Query findings, trigger scans, and integrate depthfirst into your own workflows and tooling programmatically.
Find real vulnerabilities by tracing business logic, data flows, and cross-service interactions across your codebase.
depthfirst reasons about business logic and cross-service data flows the way a security engineer does, so the only findings you see are the ones that are genuinely exploitable.
Detect malicious behavior before it spreads through your environment.
Confirm which vulnerabilities are exploitable by testing your running application with real attack paths.
depthfirst attacks your running applications continuously, proving at runtime which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable and re-testing every fix after merge.
Trace risk through your full dependency tree and surface only the vulnerabilities with a real execution path to them.
depthfirst traces every dependency to the code that actually calls it, so you fix the handful of vulnerabilities with a real path into your application instead of the whole SBOM.
Detect and validate credentials across your codebase, CI/CD pipelines, and runtime environments.