Simplify the Security UX
for Developers with Deva
The Developer Enablement and Verification Agent (Deva) makes it easy for developers to detect, understand, and resolve product security issues before production.
Engineers secure everything they code with Deva
The Developer Enablement and Verification Agent (Deva) integrates the entire code security scanning and remediation process into the developer environment. By providing code security feedback within the context of the codebase and explaining risks in plain English, Deva makes continuously security exceptionally easy for developers to adopt.
Watch the demoJit’s Developer UX
Jit’s developer UX integrates the entire code security scanning and remediation process into the developer environment, making it exceptionally easy to adopt. Without needing to install anything or learn a new tool, Jit provides automated feedback on the security of every code change, with auto remediation to resolve security issues in a click.
Continuous code security built for modern code commit flows
Developers stay in their environment, no need to learn new tools
Developers never leave their coding environment to understand the security of their code and how to fix it, so they never need to learn a new UI.
Change-based scanning & feedback
Deva automatically scans every code change and annotates pull requests and merge requests with feedback on the security of the code.
Fix fast with Auto-remediation
Resolve issues with a click using auto remediation and thorough fix guidance.
Detect a board range of issues in all common environments
Extensive detection rules to surface code security issues
Including code security weaknesses (SAST), insecure open source components (SCA), hardcoded secrets (secrets detection), and cloud misconfigurations (IaC scanning).
Cover all major languages
Including Javascript, Typescript, Java, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Swift, Scala, PHP, Kotlin, C, C#, C++, and more.
Cloud and IaC coverage
Coverage for AWS, Azure, GCP, Terraform, Pulumi, AWS CDK, K8s manifest files, Helm Charts, serverless manifest files, and more.
Contextual guidance that explains WHY security issues matter
Developers quickly understand the runtime context for detected issues
Deva summarizes the business and runtime context of insecure code changes, like whether the new code will be internet-facing or call a database.
View the Finding Graph for deep insights
Deva explains how and where the relevant code repository is being deployed, making it easy to understand the impact of associated security issues.
Integrated into the developer UX
For each detected security finding, runtime and business context is added to the pull request and merge request, so developers never need to leave their environment.
Don’t get blocked, use quick commands to ignore issues or mark false positives
Mark security issues as false positives
Add a simple command as a comment in the pull request or merge request to mark issues as false positives, so developers aren’t blocked by them.
Urgent release? Ignore security issues that would otherwise block code changes
Add a simple command as a comment in the pull request or merge request to ignore security issues.
Monitor and track ignored issues in the Jit app
Jit records all ignored security issues, and can automatically create notifications via Slack, Jira, and other endpoints whenever security issues are ignored.