The missing link between detection and remediation. Automated policy enforcement with deployment consequences - not just another ticket in the backlog.
See how it works View architectureDetection tools are excellent. Policies exist on paper. But the space between "finding found" and "finding fixed" is where enterprises fail.
Thousands of findings per week. No context on what's actually exploitable, who owns it, or what customers are affected. Teams ignore the noise.
Policies say "patch Critical in 24 hours." Reality says 60-90 days. Nobody tracks the clock. Nobody blocks deployment. Nobody reports to auditors.
Findings land in Jira and rot. No enforcement mechanism. No consequences for missing deadlines. Spreadsheet fire drills before every audit.
DevRev sits between your scanner and your engineering teams as the policy enforcement engine.
Not project management. Autonomous policy enforcement with real consequences.
Scanner findings automatically become SLA-bound work items assigned to the correct service owner. No human triage bottleneck.
Vulnerabilities map to services, not just repos. Constellation's service catalog resolves "who owns the image that's actually running in production."
Repos with past-SLA vulnerabilities are locked. Non-patching PRs fail CI automatically. You literally cannot ship new features until you fix the vuln.
Close a ticket without actually fixing the underlying CVE? The next scan reopens it automatically. No gaming the system.
The clock starts when the finding lands. Escalation is automatic. Slack reminders notify owners. Breach reports generate continuously.
Audit-ready reports generated automatically. Exception management with approval chains. Prove to auditors that non-compliant code never shipped.
DevRev runs these SLAs internally. The same enforcement model is available to your organization.
We don't just track vulnerabilities. We block deployment until they're fixed. That's the difference between a policy and a control system.
Existing tools separate orchestration from execution. DevRev unifies them - so accountability can't break down in the handoff.
| Capability | Jira + Scanner | Vulcan / Dazz / Seemplicity | ServiceNow SecOps | DevRev |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scanner ingestion | One scanner | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SLA tracking | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Service-level ownership | ✗ | Partial | CMDB | ✓ |
| Auto-reopen on rescan | ✗ | Some | ✗ | ✓ |
| Deployment gating | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| CI/CD enforcement | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Runtime deployment awareness | ✗ | ✗ | Partial | ✓ |
| Native engineering work system | ✓ | Pushes to Jira | ITSM, not eng | ✓ |
Keep your existing scanner. Keep your existing CD tool. DevRev provides everything in between.
DevRev runs this exact process internally - Snyk scanning, automated issue creation, SLA enforcement, deployment gating. This isn't a slide deck concept. It's production-proven.
Static analysis catches everything. Runtime analysis (Oligo) identifies what's actually exploitable. Both feed into the same enforcement loop.
Image-to-service-to-owner mapping resolves accountability instantly. No manual triage. No "who owns this?" Slack threads.
Past-SLA repos are locked automatically. The patching_sla_check CI fails on every non-patching PR. Engineers fix vulns or they don't ship.
Roll-up reports generated weekly. Security scores per service. SLA breach dashboards for leadership. Audit evidence produced automatically.
You don't need to change your dev workflow or replace your scanner. DevRev fills the gap you already know exists.
You maintain a golden image hub with SLAs you can't keep up with. DevRev enforces the SLA and assigns remediation to the right owner automatically.
Shared libraries and base images serve dozens of teams. When a CVE hits, DevRev knows which services are affected and who's accountable.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, FedRAMP all demand evidence of remediation velocity. DevRev produces the evidence trail continuously - no audit prep scramble.
Snyk finds the problems. DevRev makes sure they actually get fixed - and proves it to your auditors.
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