Cyfendo tests code flaws before developers approve fixes
Cyfendo founder Bryan Vuong is targeting engineering teams without dedicated security staff; developers review and approve proposed fixes.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
Cyfendo is wagering that smaller engineering teams will pay for security tools that validate exploitability and test fixes, rather than add another queue of scanner alerts. Its benchmark and usage numbers remain company-reported, so real-world accuracy and repeat adoption will determine whether the workflow earns a place in development budgets.
Bryan Vuong (@vuongbaquy) is building Cyfendo around a practical security question: can someone actually exploit the flaw a scanner found? Mountain View-based Cyfendo analyzes application code, tests supported vulnerabilities in an isolated environment and prepares fixes for developers to review.…