DryRun Security

The platform's analysis runs in the development environment and CI pipeline, flagging potential security issues in pull requests with specific, actionable feedback that helps developers understand and fix the problem during the code review stage when changes are still malleable rather than after deployment when remediation is operationally complex.

This shift-left approach to security reduces both the volume of vulnerabilities that reach production and the cost of fixing those that are identified.

Dryrun's analysis covers the OWASP Top 10 and the most commonly exploited application security risks in modern web and API development, including injection vulnerabilities, broken authentication, security misconfigurations, and insecure dependency usage.

The platform provides sufficient context around each finding to help developers who aren't security specialists understand why a pattern is risky and what the correct implementation looks like treating security feedback as an educational opportunity rather than a compliance checkbox.

False positive rates are minimized through contextual analysis that distinguishes between superficially similar patterns that are and aren't actually security risks.

Dryrun Security integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket to surface findings as pull request comments and check statuses, fitting into existing code review workflows without requiring developers to adopt a separate security interface.

Repository-level configuration allows security and engineering leadership to define which vulnerability categories block merges versus which produce warnings, calibrating the security gate to the risk tolerance and operational maturity of the specific team and application.