Your scanner finds the vulnerabilities. Computer makes sure they actually get fixed - with automated ownership, enforced SLAs, and audit-ready evidence. That closes the remediation gap that keeps enterprises non-compliant.
See how it works View architectureThe industry has mastered detection. The gap is ensuring findings actually get fixed within policy - with proof for auditors.
SAST, SCA, container scanning, IaC. Tools like Snyk deliver best-in-class detection and reachability analysis to filter noise.
Automated ownership, SLA enforcement, deployment gating, compliance evidence. The accountability backbone.
Your customers already run a scanner like Snyk. They find vulnerabilities at scale. But what happens after the finding?
Even with reachability filtering, enterprises generate hundreds of actionable findings. Without enforcement, they become background noise.
"Patch Critical in 24 hours" is in the policy. Mean-time-to-remediate is 60+ days in reality. Nobody blocks deployment. Nobody reports the drift.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and FedRAMP demand evidence of remediation velocity. Spreadsheets don't cut it. Jira exports are unreliable.
Your scanner detects. Computer enforces. The loop closes automatically on every rescan.
Your scanner makes the security team look smarter. Computer makes engineering look faster. Together, they make the CISO look like a hero to the board.
Complementary capabilities - not competing. Each does what it does best.
SAST and SCA scanning across every commit, every container, every IaC template. Catches vulnerabilities before and after deploy.
Determines which vulnerable functions are actually called at runtime. Cuts actionable findings by up to 80%.
Maps findings to services, services to teams, teams to owners. No manual triage. Accountability is instant and auditable.
Past-SLA repos are locked from shipping new features. CI fails automatically. The only way forward is to fix the vulnerability.
Scanner rescans confirm remediation. Computer auto-closes the issue and stops the SLA clock. No human validation needed.
The scanner provides the scan history. Computer provides the work trail. Together: complete audit evidence from detection to resolution.
Computer enforces these timelines with real deployment consequences. The scanner provides the severity signal that sets the clock.
The scanner detects. Computer enforces. The customer keeps their existing CI/CD and production stack.
This isn't a concept pitch. DevRev uses Snyk as its primary scanner and runs the full enforcement loop on its own platform every day.
Snyk runs as part of CI on the main branch. Critical and High findings fail the build immediately. Monitored continuously.
New findings become work items automatically. Mapped to the service owner via Constellation. The SLA clock starts immediately.
Every 15 minutes, Computer publishes past-SLA repos. A GitHub Action blocks all non-patching PRs on those repos. No exceptions.
When the scanner confirms the fix, Computer auto-closes the issue. If the CVE reappears, Computer auto-reopens it. No manual intervention.
Position this to customers who already run a scanner but struggle with remediation velocity.
Evidence that vulnerabilities are remediated within policy. Proof that non-compliant code never shipped. Board-ready metrics.
Clear ownership. No ambiguity about who fixes what. No surprise audit fire drills. Security work tracked alongside feature work.
Proves the scanner's ROI through remediation velocity, not just detection counts. Makes the security investment look brilliant to leadership.
See what a closed-loop vulnerability management process looks like - with enforcement, not just detection.
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