Bright STAR’s Pull Request Automation makes security fixes part of your workflow – not a separate chore. Verified fixes are automatically added to pull requests in your GitHub or GitLab repos, helping teams merge securely and ship faster
Integrating security shouldn’t slow development. Bright STAR’s Pull Request Automation embeds verified fixes directly into your existing Git workflows, removing friction between AppSec and engineering teams.
This turns every pull request into a secure delivery point – so developers can merge confidently without leaving their environment.
Bright STAR automatically creates or updates pull requests populated with verified, AI-generated fixes, detailed vulnerability explanations, and relevant code references. Developers can quickly review, understand, and approve changes without leaving their normal Git flow. It’s security that fits how developers already work – not something they need to work around.
After Bright STAR’s AI-Powered Remediation & Validation Loop confirms a fix is effective, it automatically creates a new PR (or updates an existing one) in your chosen version control system – GitHub or GitLab.
Each PR includes:
The proposed code changes.
Contextual vulnerability details and risk impact.
References to security standards and validation proof.
This automation ensures that verified fixes reach developers faster, cutting remediation time from weeks to minutes.
Integrates directly into Git workflows – no new tools, no context switching. Security merges naturally into development.
Automates fix delivery as part of the CI/CD process, making security continuous and invisible.
Delivers full context and clarity – from fixed explanation to references – to ensure smoother collaboration.
Reduces fix approval time by 80%+, accelerating secure code delivery.
Ideal for teams practicing continuous integration and delivery. Keeps pace with rapid releases through full-cycle automation.
Supports quick feedback loops and iterative security testing. Aligns with ISO/IEC 27001 (A.14.2) secure SDLC requirements.
Ensures consistent remediation practices across global teams, reducing delays and human dependency.
Automates contribution of verified secure code fixes to maintain strong project hygiene and standards.