One clear priority.
Across every team.
Connect security reviews, AI pentesting, secrets, and software dependencies. OpenHack puts business impact behind your priorities and helps teams move the right vulnerabilities to a fix.
Give every finding a reason to be first.
As your codebase and teams grow, attention becomes the constraint. Put the context engineers need next to the security work that matters.
Understand the impact behind the severity.
A finding in a customer-facing production service deserves different attention from one in an isolated test environment. OpenHack considers business context and real exploitability to help your team decide what comes first.
Bring the security stack into the same view.
Combine code reviews, codebase scanning, AI pentesting, secret scanning, and supply chain security. Reason about your application with more of its context available, from the code you write to the dependencies you ship.
Make remediation part of engineering.
Give engineers a finding they can understand and a change they can review. OpenHack helps prepare fix pull requests and brings security questions and tasks into your Slack and Linear workflows.
Keep security and engineering in the same conversation.
The priority should be clear to everyone working on a finding. Connect the affected code, the business impact, and the next action. Ask OpenHack for context in Slack or assign the issue in Linear to get the fix moving.
- Understand the affected code and customer impact.
- Bring the finding to the team that can act on it.
- Review a focused change in your repository.
From priority to pull request- 01The findingUpload authentication bypass
A specific issue, with the affected code attached.
- 02The contextProduction · Customer files
Why this deserves your team's attention.
- 03The next stepReview the suggested fix
A pull request engineers can pick up and ship.
Good questions.
How does OpenHack prioritize vulnerabilities?+
OpenHack uses business context and real exploitability to prioritize findings. The goal is to put the issues that affect your application and customers ahead of findings that carry a severity score without the same practical impact.
Can we start with one team or application?+
Yes. Start with a focused repository or application so your security and engineering teams can assess the findings and remediation workflow. Talk to us about the scope that makes sense for your organization.
How do engineers work on the findings?+
Engineers can review suggested fixes as pull requests. Slack provides a place to ask OpenHack questions about the work, and Linear lets your team assign an issue to OpenHack to start a fix.
How do we discuss deployment and access requirements?+
Talk to our team before rollout. We'll work through your evaluation scope, data-handling and access requirements, and the information your vendor review needs.