Built into every phase

Secure your AI coding journey. Every phase, proven.

From the first line of AI-generated code to live production traffic, Bright tests it, fixes it, and proves it's secure, so nothing ships unverified.

Pick a tool to see what runs there.

tool STAR Plugin + MCP tools

does Catches vulnerabilities as you write code, right in your IDE.

Also here: Fuzzer, testing code with no running app needed, desktops, firmware, embedded.

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Under 3% false positives on findings validated against your real environment.

5 benefits of Bright

  • Reduce token costs
  • Reduce MTTR
  • Drive developer productivity
  • Improve security posture
  • Reduce technical debt

Trusted by security teams at companies like

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Built for every phase

One tool for every stage of the AI coding journey.

From the first line of code to production traffic — here's exactly what runs where.

01

STAR Plugin

Catch vulnerabilities where you write the code.

IDE-native security scanning that flags vulnerabilities as you type, with native presence inside Claude and Microsoft Agent HQ. Install from the marketplace, pull it via Git, or connect through MCP. A fix shows up in seconds, in the file you're already working in.

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02

STAR Fuzzer

Test the code that DAST can't reach.

Finds vulnerabilities without a running app, built for embedded systems. Point it at your build and it hunts exploitable edge cases before they ship.

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03

STAR Harness

Keep coverage when the app can't fully start.

When a service depends on cloud-only pieces, STAR wraps the security-critical functions and still tests the attack surface that matters.

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04

AI Pentesting

Prove the path an attacker would actually take.

AI-driven pentesting exercises real journeys, then validates exploitability so the backlog stays honest.

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05

AI DAST

Test the running application, not just the repo.

Dynamic tests hit live apps and APIs, then confirm which findings are reachable before anyone spends a sprint on noise.

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06

STAR MCP

Put validated signal where agents already work.

STAR MCP feeds exploitability context into IDEs and coding agents so fixes are guided by runtime proof, not guesses.

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Why it matters

Your current AppSec toolchain won't survive AI-native development.

Software delivery is moving through four eras, and the tools that secured yesterday's SDLC won't hold up in the next one.

1 2024 – 2026

AI-Assisted (current)

Copilots & developers are pilots.

2 2026 – 2028

AI-Augmented

Agents handle multi-file changes; developers are air traffic controllers.

3 2028 – 2032

AI-Native

Intent-driven system generation & self-healing code. Developers are designers.

4 Post-2032

Autonomous Ecosystems

Software evolves based on business outcomes.

Vulnerability explosion

AI generates thousands of lines of code per hour, flooding pipelines with vulnerabilities.

Unvalidated findings

AI coding solutions and static scanners don't perform exploitability or reachability analysis, resulting in >60% false positives.

The token trap

Chasing false positives wastes developer time and explodes compute and AI token costs.

Unsafe remediation

Without validation, AI "fixes" don't actually fix vulns — and create regressions and new flaws.

The AI-native security layer

The industry's only AI software security assurance layer.

Verified exploitability, machine-readable signals, and validated remediation — built for AI agents, not just humans.

Verified exploitability

Filters signal from noise, with under 3% false positives.

AI-native benefit

Tests for reachability & exploitability, preventing AI agents from fixing "noise."

Machine-readable signals

Structured, proven exploitability data to guide AI agents.

AI-native benefit

Enables agents to act safely at machine speed.

Continuous assurance

Tests live behavior and exploit paths in real time.

AI-native benefit

Secures systems that never stop changing.

Validated remediation

Verifies AI-generated fixes before deployment.

AI-native benefit

Eliminates incomplete patches, regressions, and new vulnerabilities.

How Bright STAR powers the AI-native SDLC

A closed loop that lets AI agents generate, fix, and ship code without a human validating every step.

1

Generate

AI creates a new feature or service.

2

Validate

STAR finds vulnerabilities and proves exploitability.

3

Remediate

AI agents fix issues using contextual guidance from STAR.

4

Verify

STAR validates the fix is effective and safe to deploy.

5

Govern

Policy engines approve deployment based on verifiable evidence.

Proof it works

Join the world's leading companies securing the next big cyber frontier with Bright STAR.

EU GDPR Compliant ISO 27001 STAR Level One Cybersecurity Excellence Awards
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Frequently Ask Questions

How does Bright Security secure AI-generated code?

Bright tests AI-generated code against the running application to confirm which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable. Bright STAR finds the vulnerability, proves it's exploitable, gives AI agents the context to fix it, and then verifies the fix is effective and safe to deploy.

Can Bright Security test LLM-powered applications?

Yes. Bright tests the application and API behavior those features expose, then confirms which issues are actually exploitable.

Does Bright Security automatically fix vulnerabilities?

Bright STAR finds the vulnerability, proves it's exploitable, gives AI agents the context to fix it, and then verifies the fix is effective and safe to deploy. Developers keep review and approval control.

How is Bright different from static scanners and AI code review tools?

Static scanners and AI review tools look at code patterns. Bright validates exploitability against the running application, so teams only remediate what is real.

How does Bright fit into AI and developer workflows?

Bright plugs into IDEs, GitHub, CI/CD, and MCP so testing, remediation context, and verification happen where developers and agents already work.