You'll need developers who actually understand the security feedback DryRun Security generates. It won't hold your hand through remediation.
DryRun Security lives in one space: catching security vulnerabilities during code review that traditional scanners miss entirely. It analyzes pull requests with Contextual Security Analysis. That means it looks at data flow across your files and services—not just pattern matching against a database of known issues.
The difference shows up fast. Traditional SAST tools flag anything that looks suspicious based on regex patterns. DryRun Security reasons about whether something's actually exploitable given your specific architecture and code context. It catches logic flaws and broken authentication issues that normally require a human security expert to spot.
You get 90% less noise than traditional scanners. Twice the accuracy according to their numbers.
Zero rules to maintain. That's the pitch for AppSec teams drowning in SAST tool configuration. No spending hours writing regex patterns. No validating rule groups. The AI handles custom policy checks automatically—based on your codebase.
The Allowed Authors feature solves a specific problem. It flags when someone who shouldn't be touching sensitive files makes changes in a pull request. Useful for teams with contractors or junior developers.
DryRun Security runs over 250,000 code reviews monthly. It integrates with GitHub and GitLab. Works with development tools like Cursor.
There's a free plan if you want to test it on your repos first.
