Strix

Strix is a continuous security platform that runs automated penetration tests across your entire stack — code, APIs, web apps, infrastructure, and cloud. It doesn’t just scan for known vulnerabilities; it actively probes your systems, reproduces each finding with a proof-of-exploit, and tells you exactly what’s exploitable and how serious it is. Think of it as having a security researcher watching your deployments around the clock, but without the sleep schedule.

The tool plugs directly into your development workflow. It reviews every pull request for security issues before code gets merged, and it blocks vulnerable deploys in your CI/CD pipeline. When Strix finds a problem, it doesn’t just alert you — it generates a fix, retests to confirm the vulnerability is gone, and hands you a merge-ready pull request. It learns from past findings and how you fixed them, so each test gets smarter over time. The dashboard shows real-time security posture across all your assets, with severity scores and auto-generated fix suggestions.

Strix is built for security teams, developers, and DevOps engineers who want to ship fast without compromising security. It’s especially useful for catching common but dangerous issues like IDOR, SSRF, cloud misconfigurations (open S3 buckets, IAM wildcards), and exposed infrastructure. If you’ve ever spent hours manually reproducing a bug report or fighting with false positives, Strix’s validated findings and auto-fix PRs will feel like a superpower.