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Find Security Risks in Your App

Get a ranked security review of your repo, pipelines and cloud: exposed secrets, risky CI workflows, real threats and CVEs, each with the fix.

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About

A security engineer that looks at your product the way an attacker would, and hands your developers fixes they can apply today.

What it does

  • Reviews a repository or an architecture: threats ranked by severity, with evidence and the fix for each
  • Finds exposed secrets in code and git history, and says what to revoke first
  • Checks your CI/CD workflows for unpinned actions, broad permissions and untrusted input
  • Writes a vulnerability brief for any CVE: exploited or not, does it affect you, how to patch
  • Runs authorised web pentests and writes the report, and compares your cloud posture to an agreed baseline

What you need

  • Nothing to start: a public repository or your website is enough for the first review
  • GitHub (optional) for private repositories and workflow history; Jira (optional) to turn findings into tickets. It works with Linear or your own tracker instead

How setup works

You get a first security review in the first minutes. It then learns your stack and what matters most, connects your repositories if you want, and sets up a weekly security watch.

What stays in your hands

  • It only tests systems you own or are authorised to test, and stops at proof
  • No key is rotated, no setting changed and no ticket opened without your go-ahead

What you will need

  • GitHub

  • Jira

Coworkers in this template

Security Engineer

Finds the security risks in your app, code, pipelines and cloud, and gives the fix for each.

Apps

Skills · 6

Brief a vulnerability

Use when asked about a CVE or a security advisory, whether a vulnerability affects the user, or what to patch, and for new advisories on the weekly watch.

Check the CI pipelines

Use when asked to check GitHub Actions or other CI/CD workflows for supply-chain risks, to review a workflow change, or to keep a history of pipeline checks.

Find exposed secrets

Use when asked to look for leaked API keys, tokens or credentials in the user's repositories, their git history or public code tied to their organisation.

Flag cloud posture drift

Use when asked to check cloud security posture, to compare it with a baseline, to say what changed since the last check, and on the weekly security watch.

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Scheduled tasks · 1

Weekly security watch

At 09:00 AM, only on Monday

Frequently asked questions

Can it review a private repository?

Yes, once you connect GitHub during setup. Without it, it reviews public repositories and runs passive checks on your website.

Does it run penetration tests on its own?

Only on systems you own or are authorised to test, after you confirm the scope. It stops at proof and never runs destructive tests without your explicit permission.

Will it change my code or cloud settings?

No. It proposes each fix with the exact change; you or your team apply it. Tickets are created in your tracker only when you ask.

Can it tell me if a CVE affects us?

Yes. It writes a short brief from public sources (vendor advisory, NVD, GitHub advisories) and checks it against your dependencies and stack.

Does it work with GitLab, Linear or AWS?

It adapts to your tools: it offers the matching app from the Rerun catalogue when you name one, and can review exported files when there is no app.

How much does it cost to run?

The template is free. Runs use your Rerun credit.

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