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Security should not require a Fortune 500 budget.
Veyra was created around a simple observation: growing software companies increasingly operate complex applications, APIs, integrations, and customer data without the security resources available to large enterprises.
The gap is structural, not accidental.
A company with twelve engineers can easily be running customer authentication, payment infrastructure, public and internal APIs, cloud databases, admin dashboards, third-party integrations, and a decade of accumulated customer data.
The same company almost never has an application security engineer, because at market rates one costs more than several of the engineers actually building the product. So security becomes a periodic penetration test, a scanner nobody reads, and a quiet hope.
Meanwhile the tooling available to attackers has become cheaper, faster, and more automated. The asymmetry that used to protect smaller companies — being too small to be worth targeting — is disappearing.
THE OPTIONS TODAY
- Penetration testing
- Expensive, periodic, and out of date the moment you ship again.
- Enterprise platforms
- Built for organizations that already employ the people needed to run them.
- Individual scanners
- Large volumes of technical output with no explanation of which issues create real business risk.
- Hiring in-house
- Out of reach for most companies at this stage.
Veyra exists between these options.
Make serious application security accessible to every software company, not only companies that can afford large security teams.
Principles we can be held to.
These are not values-page decoration. Each one has a corresponding page on this site you can check us against.
We never manufacture credibility
No fake testimonials, no logos of companies that are not customers, no invented vulnerability statistics, no certifications we have not earned. When Veyra has customers and certifications, they will appear here because they are real.
We state confidence honestly
A finding we are unsure about is presented as a finding we are unsure about. Severity is scored against a published model and never inflated to make a report look more valuable.
We minimize access by default
Read-only permissions, short-lived credentials, isolated ephemeral analysis, and working copies destroyed after each run. We hold as little of your code as the job allows.
We test only what is authorized
Explicit written authorization naming the assets, the limits, and the person granting it. No exceptions, including for assets that are obviously yours.
We say what we do not do
Veyra is not a penetration test, not a compliance certification, and not a replacement for security engineers. Where the platform is weaker, the assessment says so instead of reporting a clean result it cannot support.
We hold ourselves to the standard we sell
A company asking for access to your source code should have an unusually strong security posture of its own, and should publish how it works. Ours is in the Trust Center.
Veyra is early, and says so.
The platform is in active development and working with a small number of founding companies. We are not going to describe ourselves as an established security vendor while that is being built.
What we can offer right now is direct access to the people building it, a genuine assessment of your environment, and honesty about what the platform does and does not yet do well. If Veyra is not the right fit for your stage, we will tell you.
CURRENT STATE
- Platform
- Private development, working with founding companies.
- Source control
- GitHub supported. GitLab and Bitbucket planned.
- Certifications
- None claimed. See the Trust Center for exactly where we stand.
- Team
- Small and hands-on. Named team members will be listed here as they join, and not before.
Talk to the people building it.
No sales process. A conversation about what you run and whether continuous application security makes sense for you yet.