Company intelligence
Pixee
The security harness for software factories. Risk caught at design. Backlogs cleared at machine speed.
About Pixee
Your scanners find vulnerabilities. Some even suggest fixes. None of them triage twenty-five scanners, cut 95% of the noise, and write patches your developers actually merge. Code stopped being the bottleneck. Trust became one. Pixee is the security harness for software factories: the layer that inspects what your organization produces, whether a human or an agent wrote it. Our agents span the SDLC to prevent, triage, and fix. Not assistants. Not suggestions. Agents that learn your codebase, your policies, and your conventions, then take action. Our customers include some of the largest regulated enterprises in financial services and technology. They strip false positives down to real risk through exploitability analysis across every scanner they run. When a finding is real, our agents write a context-aware fix that matches the surrounding code. The result is a 76% first-time merge rate with no human editing. We work upstream too. Pixee Foresight reads design docs and PRDs before code exists, extracts the security promises a design makes, and checks every pull request for drift from what was promised. Correction and prevention run on one context graph, so every fix teaches the system what to prevent next. As AI writes more of the world's code, output rises and backlogs grow with it. The gap was never detection. It is trust in what came off the line. Founded by the team behind Contrast Security, AntiSamy, and ESAPI: AppSec veterans who spent twenty years watching security teams drown in triage, then built the harness they wished existed.
Verified activity
Signals from Pixee
3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Pixee contributed to a scholarship program following the first unprompted conference.
Reported by Adam Schaal
Presence & Recognition
Pixee employee Adam Schaal is speaking at Blue Team Con 2026 in Chicago.
Reported by Adam Schaal
Products & Services
Pixee announced that Arshan Dabirsiaghi added exploit chains to the defensive layer to support graph-like thinking and secure the entire defensive perimeter.
Reported by Pixee