Corgea

Corgea is an automated security platform designed to proactively identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities across the entire software development lifecycle. Its core value proposition lies in shifting security left by integrating deeply into developer workflows, not only finding security flaws but also providing actionable fixes and reducing the overwhelming noise of false positives that plague traditional tools. By covering code, open-source dependencies, infrastructure as code, and container images, it offers a unified view of an organization's security posture, enabling teams to ship secure software faster.

Key features: The platform performs static application security testing (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), and infrastructure as code scanning to detect a wide range of issues, from common CVEs and misconfigurations to complex business logic flaws and authentication gaps. A standout capability is its advanced false positive filtering, which uses context-aware analysis to drastically reduce alert fatigue. It automates the fixing process by generating patches, pull requests, or blocking non-compliant code from merging. Furthermore, it supports custom security policies and secrets scanning to enforce organizational standards and prevent credential leaks.

What sets Corgea apart is its sophisticated engine that understands the context of code and infrastructure, allowing it to distinguish between theoretical and exploitable vulnerabilities. This context-aware detection, combined with automated remediation, moves beyond mere reporting to active risk reduction. Technically, it offers deep integrations with popular CI/CD pipelines, version control systems like GitHub and GitLab, and ticketing tools, making security a seamless part of the development process. Its multi-language support ensures broad applicability across diverse tech stacks.

Ideal for development and security teams in technology companies, financial services, and any enterprise with a significant software footprint that needs to maintain security compliance (like SOC2, ISO 27001) without slowing down development velocity. Specific use cases include automating security reviews for agile teams, managing security risks in microservices and cloud-native architectures, and establishing guardrails for developer self-service to prevent common security mistakes before deployment.

Pricing starts from $49 per month for basic plans, with custom enterprise pricing available for larger organizations requiring advanced features, higher scan limits, and dedicated support.