From the attacker's playbook
to your pull request.
Why.
We created SecMate after 10+ years reviewing code from the attacker's side.
Our offensive security work revealed vulnerabilities in some of the world's most secure devices—Samsung's boot chain, Google's Titan M chip. We pioneered using machine learning for security research, developing techniques to bypass protections long before LLMs made headlines.
Throughout these experiences, we kept seeing the same thing: a painful disconnect between the tools development teams are given and the real-world security challenges they face.
SAST tools detect on average only 12.7% of real-world vulnerabilities. Teams deal with alert fatigue, struggling to identify which issues truly matter. Most applications still have security flaws even after years in production.
We felt a responsibility to bridge this gap. This is why we started SecMate.