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Let’s meet your AppSec agents.

DryRun Security shows you what actually matters in your code:
Cuts 90% of noise with Contextual Security Analysis
Surfaces real, exploitable vulnerabilities rules and legacy SAST miss
Gives developers instant, actionable feedback directly in their PRs

What Happens After Your Sign Up

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Install

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02
Quick Call

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Secure it All

Activate your account to start analyzing real code in your PRs.

🎉 Trusted with 250,000+ Code Reviews a Month

"At Commerce, we’re building AI-driven shopping experiences, and agentic checkouts are changing everything. We chose DryRun because OWASP LLM app risks are all about context, and we wanted to build security in from day one. 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

Manager

FAQs

Answers to Your Most Common Questions.
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How is DryRun Security priced?

Pricing is aligned with the size of your engineering and security teams. It focuses on the number of developers and security team members using DryRun Security and owners requiring codebase visibility.

What deployment and compliance options exist?

DryRun is delivered as SaaS with strict data handling. It supports SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI, and HIPAA by generating artifacts of SDLC controls.

How does DryRun conduct code reviews?

Reviews are based on the COVER model:

  • Context: Understanding the language, environment, and business logic.
  • Orchestration: Managing agents and integrating with CI/CD.
  • Verification: Rigorously confirming flaws to eliminate false positives.
  • Exploitability: Assessing if an attacker could actually leverage a flaw.
  • Reporting: Providing actionable technical details and leadership summaries.
How are vulnerabilities prioritized?

They are ranked by impact and likelihood using SLIDE signals and code context. Dashboards highlight the most critical areas for teams to address first.

The SLIDE model combines five key areas:

  • Surface: exposure and entry points.
  • Language: framework and language-specific risks.
  • Intent: what the change is attempting to do.
  • Design: the application’s architecture, data flow, and trust boundaries that shape how an issue could be exploited.
  • Environment: secrets, reachability, infrastructure, and blast radius .These combine into transparent risk ratings for both developers and AppSec teams.

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How does DryRun reduce false positives?

It uses multi-signal context, policy tuning, and suppression of known-safe patterns. Developer feedback is also used to continually sharpen the signal.