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One security layer across your application.
Most teams end up with a scanner for code, another for dependencies, and nothing at all for APIs or external exposure. Veyra runs all of it as one system, then correlates the results into findings that describe real risk.
Code
Static analysis, dependency and secret detection, and authentication and authorization logic review across every authorized repository.
Explore Code Security VEYRA APIAPIs
A live inventory of every route, what it can do, what data it touches, and which authorization boundary is supposed to protect it.
Explore API Security VEYRA SURFACEAttack Surface
Continuous visibility into the authorized domains, applications, APIs, and services that are reachable from the internet.
Explore Attack Surface VEYRA INTELLIGENCEIntelligence
Correlation across every signal to identify attack paths, remove duplicates, and rank findings by the risk they actually create.
Explore Intelligence VEYRA MONITORINGContinuous Monitoring
Reassessment triggered by the changes that matter: new routes, changed permissions, new dependencies, new exposure.
Explore Monitoring VEYRA VERIFYVerification
Confidence scoring on every finding, with human verification available for high-severity issues before they are called confirmed.
How verification worksSignals are only useful once they are connected.
A dependency alert on its own is a ticket. A dependency alert on a package that is reachable from an unauthenticated public route, in a service that holds customer records, is an incident waiting to happen. Veyra models the difference.
RAW FINDING → NORMALIZE → DEDUPLICATE → CORRELATE → ANALYZE → CONFIDENCE → SEVERITY → VERIFICATION → CUSTOMER FINDING
What every finding carries.
A finding is only actionable if it answers four questions: what is wrong, how sure are we, what does it put at risk, and what should an engineer do next.
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- One paragraph a non-engineer can act on, describing the issue in terms of business consequence rather than scanner output.
- TECHNICAL EXPLANATION
- The request flow, the code path, and the specific control that is missing or insufficient.
- EVIDENCE
- Enough detail for your engineers to reproduce the problem, without unnecessarily exposing sensitive data.
- ATTACK PATH
- The chain from entry point to impact, showing how the weakness connects to something worth protecting.
- SEVERITY & CONFIDENCE
- Severity scored on exploitability, privilege, data sensitivity, and blast radius. Confidence stated separately and never inflated.
- REMEDIATION
- A specific fix for your stack, plus the security pattern that prevents the same class of issue returning.
- WORKFLOW
- Assign, mark investigating, mark fixed, request rescan, create a GitHub issue, or export.
What Veyra will and will not do.
A security vendor that is vague about its limits is telling you something. These are ours, stated plainly.
VEYRA DOES
- Analyze only repositories, domains, and applications you explicitly authorize
- Request read-only repository permissions wherever possible
- Run analysis in isolated, ephemeral environments that are destroyed after each assessment
- Perform non-destructive external checks within limits you configure
- State confidence honestly and separate verified findings from probable ones
- Let you disconnect any repository and request deletion at any time
VEYRA DOES NOT
- Modify, merge, or delete your source code
- Test any asset you have not authorized in writing
- Run destructive exploitation, denial of service, or data-modifying attacks
- Replace a penetration test, a compliance audit, or a security engineer
- Claim certifications it has not earned
- Present an unverified finding as a confirmed vulnerability
See it against your own code.
A baseline assessment covers your authorized repositories, applications, and external surface, and produces a prioritized report your engineers can act on.
Read-only repository access · Authorized testing only · Customer-controlled connections