ZeroPath

ZeroPath is an AI-native Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and application security platform engineered to integrate seamlessly into the workflows of modern DevOps teams. Developed to address the speed and complexity of contemporary software development, its core value lies in proactively securing applications by not just finding but automatically remediating critical security flaws before they reach production, thereby shifting security left and reducing the burden on developers.

Key features: The platform automatically scans source code to identify a wide range of security vulnerabilities, including broken authentication mechanisms, compliance breaches, and issues stemming from vulnerable third-party dependencies. It provides detailed, actionable findings with context and remediation guidance directly within developer environments like IDEs and CI/CD pipelines. A standout capability is its AI-powered autofix function, which can generate and suggest secure code patches for many common vulnerability types, significantly accelerating the remediation process. The system also offers comprehensive compliance reporting and tracks security posture over time.

What makes ZeroPath unique is its foundational use of AI to understand code context and intent, enabling more accurate vulnerability detection with fewer false positives compared to traditional rule-based SAST tools. It is designed as a cloud-native platform with deep integrations into popular developer tools such as GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, and VS Code, allowing security checks to run as a natural part of the commit and build process. The technical architecture supports scanning for a broad spectrum of modern programming languages and frameworks used in web applications and microservices.

Ideal for development and security teams in organizations practicing DevOps or DevSecOps, particularly those seeking to implement automated security without sacrificing development velocity. Specific use cases include integrating security scanning directly into pull requests to provide instant feedback to developers, automatically generating fixes for known vulnerability patterns in legacy code during refactoring, and ensuring continuous compliance with standards like OWASP Top 10, PCI-DSS, or SOC 2 across fast-paced, iterative release cycles.