DevArmor released a this-quarter project focusing on writing down what a system is allowed to do, rather than a five-year roadmap.
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Four security reports landed this week. All four point at the same open door. OWASP® Foundation found the AI security argument has been about the wrong thing: not which…
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DevArmor
Automated threat modeling, security design reviews, requirements generation, and enforcement.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About DevArmor
DevArmor is building AI agents that automate manual security reviews and threat modeling. Just as Vanta streamlined slow and costly compliance management, DevArmor automates security reviews. DevArmor seamlessly integrates real-time, high-fidelity security reviews informed by threat models into development workflows. While other solutions focus on known code vulnerabilities, DevArmor extracts business logic and security patterns before any code is written. By integrating with developer platforms such as Jira, Notion, Vanta, Drata, AWS, and Terraform, DevArmor processes design docs, policy docs, and compliance requirements to generate structured threat modeling. It also validates design implementation by integrating with source code management platforms like GitHub and GitLab. Through workflow integration, real-time feedback, and enforcement, DevArmor: - Reduces security backlog by 80% - Saves security teams 30% of their time - Accelerates software releases by 3 months
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