About VAddy
VAddy integrates seamlessly with your existing CI tools to perform comprehensive security checks, helping developers build secure applications without requiring deep security expertise. By running automated scans on every code change, VAddy identifies vulnerabilities early, prevents last-minute security surprises, and provides insights to improve coding practices across your team.
FAQ
VAddy integrates easily with CI tools such as Jenkins and TravisCI, and performs security checks and audits automatically on every build without disturbing your existing development flow.
No, you don't need security knowledge. VAddy's diagnostic engine is continually updated by security experts, allowing your team to develop secure applications without special domain knowledge.
VAddy automatically runs as part of your existing CI process after every code change and alerts you when a commit contains vulnerabilities, helping you discover and address them early.
Yes, VAddy allows you to visualize the frequency of security vulnerabilities caused by each team member or code module, helping you quickly identify problem areas and improve security education.
Yes, VAddy is built around a large library of security issues and technical experts covering a wide range of languages and frameworks, making it compatible with your tech stack.
By continually performing high-quality security analysis throughout your development process, VAddy helps prevent last-minute surprises that could delay your project.
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