Your AI security engineer for finance. Find weaknesses in account access, payment logic, and the software you depend on. Verify the risk, prioritize the work, and ship the fix.
A session belongs to a customer. A payment belongs to an account. A retry should not become another transfer. OpenHack connects application context with code and security findings, helping engineering teams investigate the gaps that generic scanners miss.
Authentication is only the first check. OpenHack investigates account ownership, role boundaries, and multi-step workflows to find access-control and business-logic flaws. Scope a pentest around your payment sandbox, including authorization, state changes, and retry behavior, and get evidence your engineers can act on.
Explore AI pentestingA small change to a query can cross an account boundary. OpenHack reviews pull requests in the context of your codebase, connects a finding to its financial and customer impact, and prepares a suggested fix. Your engineers review the diff and decide when it is ready to merge.
Explore codebase scanningSee direct and transitive dependencies across connected repositories, investigate vulnerable or malicious npm and PyPI packages, and find exposed credentials in code and Git history. Prioritize affected services, prepare supported dependency updates in one click, and export a CycloneDX 1.5 SBOM for vendor and customer reviews.
Explore supply chain securityA security questionnaire should not mean starting from scratch. Bring findings, business impact, and remediation history together in enterprise-grade audit reports. Share an executive summary, prioritized remediation plan, and median time to fix, so stakeholders can see the work completed and the risk that remains.
Explore vulnerability managementBoth. OpenHack focuses on the software your engineers build and maintain, including customer accounts, payment services, insurance applications, and financial APIs. Start with one repository or application and agree the evaluation scope with our team.
Use a payment sandbox, test identities, and non-production accounts. Define the workflows and actions in scope before testing. AI pentesting is in beta; book a demo to work through the assessment with our team.
Reports include a risk summary, findings, prioritized remediation, and a history of the work, with time-to-fix metrics. Supply chain inventories can be exported as CycloneDX 1.5 JSON. These are inputs to your security and compliance reviews, not a certification.
Vulnerability management brings findings together with application and business context. Ask OpenHack Assistant about the affected projects, dependency risks, or outstanding findings from OpenHack, Slack, or Linear, and follow the sources behind the answer.
Show us the application your customers depend on. We’ll help you put verified findings, reviewable fixes, and security evidence into the same workflow.
