Reachability, confirmed.
Static analysis can identify a potentially vulnerable path. Rig confirms that the path actually executes in the running application before reporting a finding.
Find vulnerabilities as agents work, guide them through fixes, and verify the results, before findings turn into tickets.
The new bottle neck is your team's ability to review all the code agents create.
With AI, bad actors can exploit vulnerabilities faster and more easily than ever before.
Dev teams are forced to slow down to deal with vulnerability backlogs growing from dozens of static scanning tools.
Tools of the past can't keep up with the speed of modern teams. False positives sap valuable dev time or cause alert blindness.
Rig checks the application when the coding agent finishes its work. Findings go straight back to the agent, while the code and context are still fresh.
Rig connects to the agent’s completion hook. The check starts automatically, without a developer remembering to run a scan.
Static analysis finds potential vulnerabilities in source code. Rig adds evidence from the running application, separating what could happen from what happened during a test.
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Observed while testing the application.
Static analysis can identify a potentially vulnerable path. Rig confirms that the path actually executes in the running application before reporting a finding.
Static analysis models how code may behave. Rig observes how it behaves with the inputs, configuration, and dependencies present during the test.
A static finding can leave developers checking whether an issue is reachable. Rig includes execution evidence and the code location, giving developers and agents concrete fix instructions.
Rig understands your application so it can thoroughly test it for vulnerabilities.
Find and fix vulnerabilities while agents work in minutes, not weeks or months.
Catch more vulnerabilities before they make it to review or production.
Stop distracting developers with false positives so they can stay on task.
Your developers spend more time shipping and less time managing vulnerability findings.
Rig runs on the developer’s computer, alongside the application being tested.
Connect Rig to the agent’s completion hook so a finished task triggers a security check.
Check the application and review the result, Rig checks subsequent work through the agent workflow.
Need feedback outside an agent session? Developers can also run a check directly from the CLI.
Rig connects to a supported coding agent through its completion hook. During the demo, we’ll review the team’s agent and application to confirm fit.
Your existing coding agent makes the fix. Rig supplies the finding, code location, and fix guidance, then checks the updated code.
No. The automatic check starts when the agent signals that it has finished its work. Developers can also run a check manually through the CL
Rig reports that the vulnerability remains. If testing cannot complete, that is reported separately from a passed check.
No. It means Rig completed the checks within that scan’s scope without confirming a vulnerability. Untested paths are not proven safe, and incomplete checks are reported separately.
No, Rig is committed to being the most secure and private security testing tool available.. Our telemetry is limited. Tests run on device and code and conversations never leave the machine.