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What is Eureka DevSecOps?

Eureka supports application vulnerability management for teams that need more than raw scanner output. It helps organize findings, show status, connect work to owners, track remediation activity, and preserve the history reviewers and security leaders need to understand what changed over time. It is useful for teams dealing with scanner fatigue, backlog noise, and unclear prioritization.

Eureka is an AppSec evidence layer for software teams facing customer reviews, SOC 2 preparation, or audit pressure. It does not create proof from thin air. It captures and organizes real workflow activity so teams can show what was found, what was fixed, who reviewed it, and what happened over time. The result is a clearer record when reviewers ask for security evidence.

Categories & Use Cases

Screenshots

Screenshot of which findings combine into an attack scenario, scored so you know what to fix first.
Screenshot of An attack scenario that shows the steps an attacker could chain together and the findings involved.
Screenshot of a vulnerability finding and the OWASP ASVS reference displayed in its details.
Screenshot of Press Autofix to start an AI agent that writes a fix for a GitHub repository.
Screenshot of a finding. Every finding comes with the affected code and how to fix it.

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Screenshot of which findings combine into an attack scenario, scored so you know what to fix first.

Technical Details

Technical Details
Deployment TypesSaaS
Mobile ApplicationNo
Supported CountriesCanada, USA
Supported LanguagesEnglish

FAQs

How much does Eureka DevSecOps cost?
Eureka DevSecOps starts at $150.
What are Eureka DevSecOps's top competitors?
Legit Security, Aikido Security, and ArmorCode are common alternatives for Eureka DevSecOps.
Who uses Eureka DevSecOps?
The most common users of Eureka DevSecOps are from B2C.