Scale Security Design Reviews
to Every Code Change
Developers lose time waiting on late-stage security reviews, leading to context switches and risky “temporary” decisions that reach production. DevArmor automates design reviews by analyzing specs and tickets to generate structured, explainable security feedback and policy checks that run instantly in PRs—so developers keep moving while security stays in control.
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Security Design Feedback, Right
Where Developers Work
Security shouldn’t live in a ticket queue. DevArmor embeds threat modeling and design checks directly into your development flow — right in the tools your engineers already use.
As code changes or architectural diagrams evolve, DevArmor analyzes them in real time, surfacing design risks, missing controls, and compliance misalignments before code hits production.It’s like having a security design reviewer pair-programming with your team — always on, always contextual.
From Manual Reviews to Living Security Intelligence
Traditional security reviews happen once per quarter. DevArmor turns that static process into a continuous loop.By analyzing designs, APIs, and workflows, DevArmor automatically maps threats to architectural patterns and provides real-time, explainable recommendations.Over time, it learns from past design decisions and adapts, ensuring feedback gets sharper with every iteration.
Build Security
Confidence Across Your
Engineering Org
Security shouldn’t feel like a red light; it should feel like a paved road with guardrails.
DevArmor gives developers just-in-time security insights as they design, with contextual explanations and examples drawn from real threats.This builds security intuition within teams, helping them make design choices that align with frameworks like NIST SSDF and OWASP SAMM — without waiting on security bottlenecks.
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