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Adversarial Code Assurance

Your paved road to trusting AI code.

DryRun Security connects to your to seamlessly put your code through automated adversarial review, grounded in your application context and security policies. Your AppSec team gets evidence to control what merges, while developers and AI coding agents get the context to remediate vulnerabilities.

Trust starts with an
adversarial challenge.
Explore your path forward

In production. Every day.

Security teams build with us.

550,000 pull requests analyzed per month across our customers.
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DryRun Security Platform

Trust the AI code you ship.

DryRun automatically challenges each code change from an adversary’s perspective, using application context and your policies to give your team evidence it can act on.

Inside DryRun Security

Reporting dashboard with repository scanning activity, security findings, and a findings-over-time chart.
Program overview: track code security findings and review activity over time.View full screen
DryRun Security integrations for Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Windsurf and VS Code through DryRun Insights MCP.
Connect DryRun Insights MCP to your AI coding agents and development tools.View full screen

01 / Program overview

Your security context, in one place.

One workspace for your AIDLC, connected to GitHub, GitLab and the coding agents your team uses.

The context behind the review.

Move from findings to policies and repository context in one place.

Works with your AI coding agents.

Bring security context into Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and more through DryRun Insights MCP.

Explore codebase intelligence
DryRun Security finding details showing missing authorization checks, code evidence, and an exploitation scenario.
Code analysis: inspect the evidence and exploitation scenario behind a finding.View full screen
DryRun Security code security summary beside the full change summary for a group messaging feature.
Change context: understand a security finding in the context of the complete change.View full screen

02 / Code analysis

Adversarial review, in your SCM.

Bring AI SAST into GitHub or GitLab with the application context to investigate exploitability. Inspect the evidence behind each finding.

Evidence you can inspect.

The code, the missing control, and the exploitation scenario.

The whole change matters.

Connect the vulnerability to what the code is meant to do.

Explore code security analysis
DryRun Security dependency finding with a green verification shield, package details, and a verification rationale.
Dependency Exploit Validation for SCA: review why a vulnerable package matters in this application.View full screen
DryRun Security dependency analysis showing the three repositories affected by a package vulnerability.
Dependency impact: identify affected repositories across the organization.View full screen

03 / Dependency Exploit Validation

Find where package risk becomes your risk.

Connect vulnerable dependencies to application usage and affected repositories.

Validate exploitability.

See why the vulnerable package affects this application.

See the impact across repos.

Trace affected packages across repositories and inherited dependencies.

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DryRun Security Policy Library with ready-to-use checks for credentials, dependencies, input validation, and access controls.
Policy library: choose security checks that fit your codebase and merge policies.View full screen

04 / Policy library

Make your standards part of every merge.

Start with ready-to-use policies. Apply the checks that fit your codebase.

Catch credentials in code.

Choose ready-to-use checks for hard-coded secrets.

Keep sensitive data out of logs.

Make data exposure checks part of your merge policies.

Explore code policies

Coverage for the way you build

Explore coverage
Code vulnerabilities
Exposed secrets · Injection · SSRF
Contextual vulnerabilities
Broken access control (IDOR) · Business logic flaws
Dependency risks
Vulnerable dependencies · Package exploitability
AI & agent vulnerabilities
Prompt injection · LLM tool misuse · Malicious agent skills

Full product view

Reporting dashboard with repository scanning activity, security findings, and a findings-over-time chart.

In our customers’ words

Security that keeps
teams moving.

DryRun outperformed every other tool we tested by far, and its contextual security analysis actually understands our code the way our engineers do.

Adam Dyche
Adam DycheManager, Application Security Engineering
Commerce
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Empirical Security

Developers are fixing the code before I ever get involved. DryRun has quickly become one of my favorite tools.

Jerry Gamblin
Jerry GamblinHead of Research
Empirical Security

Edited for clarity.

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It's a force multiplier. It has allowed our lean team to operate at a greater pace.

Cory Roop
Cory RoopDirector of Production Security
Invisible
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DryRun isn't your normal SAST, it's your dedicated secure code review agent who is never too busy for a security review.

Kyle Rippee
Kyle RippeeProduct Security Engineer
Tines
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With DryRun Security, it feels like we've more than doubled our AppSec team.

Sean Holcroft
Sean HolcroftApplication Security Architect
BrightHR
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Deep Scan Delivers Insightful, Low-Noise Findings

Roger WoodExpert Software Engineer
Dematic
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Adversarial Code Assurance

Put adversarial review
to work.

DryRun automatically examines how your code could be abused and builds evidence for your security decisions. Powered by Contextual Security Analysis.

  1. Cover

    Cover every pull request.

    Connect GitHub or GitLab. DryRun automatically reviews every pull request, whether the code comes from your team or an AI agent.

    Supports:

    • GitHub
    • GitLab
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    return invoice;

    Invoice returned without checking the user’s tenant

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    const limit = plans.forUser(user).limit;
    if (used < limit) {
      await paidApi.run();
    }

    Client-supplied usage bypasses the paid API limit

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    return llm.generate({
      system: policy + "\n" + page,
      prompt: question,
    });

    External page content becomes system instructions

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    const tool = adminTools[call.name];
    return tool(call.args);

    Admin tool invoked without user authorization

    const html = await llm.generate(prompt);
    preview.innerHTML = html;

    Model output rendered as HTML without sanitization

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      method: "POST",
      body: env.DEPLOY_TOKEN,
    });

    Third-party skill sends a deploy token offsite

  2. Context

    Deepen your application context.

    DeepScan maps your existing codebase to build a security baseline. It builds a security context graph that connects how your application works, where data flows, and how access is controlled.

    Your security context, connected.

    Security context graph
    • ArchitectureServices + data stores
    • DependenciesManifests + lockfiles
    • HTTP routesPOST /orders
    • API accessPayment client
    • AuthenticationSession middleware
    • Access controlsRole checks
    • AuthorizationTenant scope
    • Data flowsRequest → database
  3. Control

    Control what merges.

    Set your risk tolerance. Choose which finding priorities block a merge, for code from people and AI agents alike.

    Choose what risk you'll allow into your codebase

    How your risk tolerance affects merge checks
    Finding priorityBlocks merge
    Critical
    High
    Medium
    Low

    Your priorities. Your merge policy.

  4. Customize

    Ready to use. Easy to make yours.

    Start with DryRun’s policy library. When your team needs something specific, describe it in plain language. The Policy Assistant helps you create and test the policy, and DryRun checks incoming code changes automatically.

    Your requirement

    Keep customer data out of logs.

    Built-in policy · Sensitive data in logs

    Policy Assistant

    “Flag customer emails in application logs, test exports, and CI output.”

    Checked automatically

    customer-app#384

    Policy failed:Add customer activity logging

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    DryRun Security bot

    Sensitive data found

    This change logs customer emails. Redact them before writing to logs.

    Your standards, checked automatically.

Your security context graph grows with every analysis, triage decision, policy, and remediation. Each new change builds on what your team has already learned about the application.

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AI Native Remediation

Cut your time to remediation.

DryRun connects automatically to your AI coding tools, bringing the context to fix risks before merge or clear your security backlog.

Flexible MCP, API, and skill support. Built in.

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Findings + Security Context

Native AI coding integrations

  • Codex
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Windsurf
  • VS Code
  • Claude Desktop

Adversarial exploit chaining

Three findings.
One high-risk exploit.

DryRun’s automated review follows the path an attacker could take. By connecting low- and medium-priority findings in application context, it reveals the high-risk exploit a pull request could enable.

Reported separately

  1. Medium

    Client-writable rate limit

  2. Medium

    Server trusts the counter

  3. Low

    Two paid upstream APIs

Evaluated in context

High risk

Unbounded paid API abuse.

An attacker can reset usage and repeatedly invoke paid services at your expense.

Apply usage limits on the server.

Because security reviews can’t wait.

Get the evidence to decide what can merge, with the context your coding agent needs to fix it.

Models and analysis trained for security.
We’ve trained and optimized models for security analysis.
Orchestrated for speed.
Independent security analyses run in parallel, then come together in one review.
Codex Security Review
6–8 min
Claude Code Review
~20 min

“It’s hard to imagine writing code at AI speed without DryRun Security.”

Jonathan Cran Security luminary, Founder of Mallory, and DryRun customer

Trust starts with an adversarial challenge

Give your agents a path to a verified fix.

See how independent review gives your coding agents the context to remediate.

See adversarial review in action

AI-native SCA

Dependency
Exploit Validation.

Cut through the CVE noise. Customers are seeing a ~92% reduction in dependency findings to review.

Explore Dependency Exploit Validation

Real Customer's Experience

One customer went from 4,000 dependency findings to

One customer reduced 4,000 dependency findings to 397 actionable, high-priority findings.

Built by practitioners

Security expertise.
In every review.

Programs led

We’ve run AppSec.

Our team has built and led AppSec at leading engineering organizations, including GitHub.

Your paved road forward

Before you trust it, DryRun it.

See how the DryRun Security Platform challenges code and carries security knowledge into your next change.

See adversarial review in action

15 minutes with a security expert.

  1. 01Cover

    Cover every pull request.

  2. 02Context

    Deepen your application context.

  3. 03Control

    Control what merges.

  4. 04Customize

    Ready to use. Easy to make yours.