nArmor Coming soon

Stay ahead
of the breach.

Security that moves with your code.
From the first commit to every release after it.

Meet nArmor
Security testing connected to your code A repeating yellow connection links a repository query to an access-control test in an isolated application. This is an illustrative assessment. src / api / projects.ts 16const project = await db.find({ 17 where: { 18 id: request.params.id, 19 }, 20}); Isolated security test Access control Workspace A → Workspace B Cross-workspace request Testing… 200 OK GET /api/projects/:id
Your code. Put to the test.Illustrative assessment

A release changes things.
Your security should notice.

A new endpoint. A different access rule. A dependency update. nArmor connects security testing to the code your team is shipping, so the next release is informed by what changed.

From repository to resolutionIllustrative workflow
your-team / your-app

From the affected file to the exact query—and a concrete fix your team can review.

A finding should
come with proof.

More alerts don’t make a team more secure. Understanding which issues matter does.

nArmor pairs agent investigation with security specialists who review the evidence before a finding reaches you. You get the affected code, a reproducible path, and a clear place to start fixing it.

Example findingAccess control

A valid session.
The wrong workspace.

An authenticated user can access a project belonging to another workspace.

src/api/projects.tsSuggested boundary
const project = await db.projects.findFirst({
  where: {
    id: projectId,
    workspaceId: session.workspaceId,
  },
});
Scope every project query to the authenticated workspace.

A few things
worth knowing.

What does nArmor test?

nArmor starts with a connected repository and its application. Agents inspect the source and test the running app for issues such as broken access controls, unsafe input handling, and exposed data.

Does it test our production application?

Testing happens in a separate instance built from your repository. Your live production application is not the target. You choose the repositories and authorize the assessment.

What happens when we push new code?

Once enabled, GitHub pushes and pull request updates can trigger a fresh assessment. Each run is tied to the repository change, so your team can follow what was tested and what needs attention.

How do findings reach our team?

Reviewed findings appear in your nArmor workspace, with reports you can share. Connect Slack for updates and Linear, GitHub Issues, or Jira to bring the work into your existing process.

Better security.
With every release.

Coming soon.