Automated security design reviews
DevArmor ingests your program‑level threat patterns, analyzes the project’s architecture, existing codebase and documents to produce a repeatable security context and review every change.
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DevArmor generates a structured Security Design Review, prioritizes risks, generates controls, testable acceptance criteria, and mapped standards. Users can collaborate inline, capture decisions and owners, and record approvals.
You get clear mitigations, audit‑ready evidence, and a change‑aware review that stays current as the design
evolves-then enforces itself in code and at release. All of this happens in developers' workflows and tools that they already use, such as Jira, Google Docs, and GitHub
Unblock your developers with real-time,
in-workflow security feedback
Replace slow, manual reviews with a concise, AI‑assisted workflow. DevArmor identifies design gaps, recommends controls, and ties each requirement to concrete checks your pipeline can run.
No spreadsheets, no forms, no long meetings or hundreds of Slack messages. DevArmor uses security context it gleans from integrating into organization's data sources and codebase to review every single ticket, identify critical changes, and provide immediate security feedback.
Built for how AI-first
teams ship.
DevArmor integrates with issue tracking platforms to keep security in the loop, adding critical security context to each ticket so AI-generated code stays security-aware.
DevArmor automatically creates custom rule sets for AI platforms, so every piece of AI-generated code follows your organization’s security and compliance policies.
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Amir KavousianThe future of AppSec isn't about chasing bugs or triaging alerts. It's about capturing intent, governing design, and enabling every contributor (human or AI) to build securely by default.
Amir Kavousian
Amir Kavousian
AnalisysAmir KavousianDevArmor automates the creation of DFDs, trust boundaries, and mitigation mappings across your codebase and CI/CD pipelines — providing the same outputs auditors expect from manual design control documentation.