Scan. Triage. Gate. Prove.
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Resolve before you ship with Raven.
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Your code ships every hour.
Your security review should keep up.
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Hot take: your AI tools have access to more of your data than your CISO does. Sleep well.

Shipping is important. So is your security.
Raven supports PR scans.
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Incident response plans that haven't been tested aren't plans. They're wishes.

Unpopular opinion: most organisations don't need more security tools. They need to actually use the ones they already have.

Most security tools treat IaC, YARA rules, and query languages as an afterthought.
Raven scans Terraform, Kubernetes, Ansible, Dockerfiles, Snort rules, GraphQL... 180+ languages total.
Your full stack. Not just the obvious bits.
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Threat intelligence is only useful if someone is actually acting on it. Too many orgs collect it. Few operationalise it.

Pattern-matching scanners find what they're told to find. Raven understands code: logic flows, variable scope, context.
The vulnerabilities that only appear in context are the ones attackers love most.
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Zero Trust is a great framework. Shame about the fully trusted domain admin account named after the CEO's dog.

The auditor left. The vulnerabilities didn't.

If your code review doesn't think like an attacker, it's not a security review: it's a checkbox.
Raven does it differently.
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Password policy requires: 1 uppercase, 1 number, 1 special character.
Employee sets: Password1!
Everyone goes home happy. Except us.

We pentest companies for a living. We got tired of handing clients bloated scanner reports they couldn't act on. So we built Raven.
AI-assisted. Attacker-minded. Actually useful.
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Auditor: "Do you have a security policy?"
Client: "Yes."
Auditor: "Great, you pass."
Attacker: already inside since October 2025
Compliance ≠ Security. Just saying.

SAST tools crying wolf again? Raven is an AI-powered code scanner built by pentesters.
It flags what actually gets exploited, not what fills a report.
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A compliance certificate doesn't mean you're secure. It means you were secure enough, on that day, for that auditor. There's a difference. Know which one you're paying for.

Your developers ship code daily. Do you know what's actually in it?
Raven scans your codebase for vulnerabilities, secrets, and misconfigs before attackers find them first.
No noise. Just findings that matter.
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3 things we see misconfigured in almost every engagement:
1. MFA not enforced on legacy apps
2. Overprivileged service accounts nobody owns
3. Externally exposed admin panels "nobody knew about"

Low-hanging fruit that attackers love. Check yours.