Security debt slows innovation, drains resources, and raises risk. Bright STAR eliminates it automatically – reducing backlogs, validating fixes, and keeping your codebase clean, secure, and future-ready.
Every team accumulates security debt – the pile of unresolved vulnerabilities and outdated fixes that slows everything down. Bright STAR changes that by automating remediation end-to-end, continuously validating fixes in CI, and ensuring new vulnerabilities never pile up again. It’s not just detection – it’s debt elimination at the source.
Bright STAR’s AI-driven platform automatically detects, validates, and fixes vulnerabilities contributing to your security tech debt. It clears legacy issues while preventing new ones, combining auto-remediation, validation, and pull request automation to keep your codebase secure – without manual firefighting.
This means your team spends less time patching and more time building.
Once vulnerabilities are identified, STAR:
Generates secure code fixes using its AI-powered remediation loop.
Generates secure code fixes using its AI-powered remediation loop.
Generates secure code fixes using its AI-powered remediation loop.
This continuous feedback loop means 98% of vulnerabilities are resolved automatically – cutting remediation time from weeks to minutes.
Address accumulated vulnerabilities systematically – ensuring validated, exploitable fixes instead of guesses.
Free your developers from manual patching to focus on building and innovation.
Cleaner, more maintainable code – even across
AI-generated applications.
Shift your security teams from reactive firefighting to proactive risk reduction – powered by 10,000+ validated unit tests.
Automate remediation within your CI/CD pipelines, ensuring every code update advances securely.
Fix vulnerabilities early in the SDLC to prevent new debt from forming – security by design and default.
Clean up technical and security debt in older, less-documented systems with automated, context-aware fixes.
Meet compliance requirements like SOC 2 (CC7.1, CC7.2) and ISO/IEC 27001 (A.8.8) through verified, auditable fixes