No scanner maze.
No spreadsheet scramble.
Eureka turns scan output, repo activity, tickets, remediation work and review decisions into one AppSec workflow your team can understand, act on and stand behind.
Repo or scanners in. Unified findings, prioritization, workflow and audit history out.
30-day free trial. No credit card required.
You don’t need to be an AppSec expert.
Eureka brings the AppSec structure, workflows and standards knowledge teams need to start operating with more confidence.
AppSec in one click, without weeks of scanner setup
Run checks, connect repo activity, and start seeing findings in one place without building the process from scratch.
Start AppSec without the setup project
Eureka gives your team the starting structure: scanner workflow, vulnerability management, prioritization, and audit history.
Built by leaders behind OWASP ASVS and OWASP SPVS
Eureka operationalizes AppSec knowledge from leaders behind OWASP ASVS and OWASP SPVS into the workflow, so teams can operate with a stronger process from day one.
One connected workflow. Four beats teams can stand behind.
Scan runs, prioritization updates, fixes verify, evidence captures. Every step is connected, no scanner maze, no spreadsheet handoff, no guessing what got resolved.
Findings surface where they happen
Scans run against connected repos and pipelines. Results land in one workflow, mapped to code, service, and owner.
The list changes as risk changes
Attack-path context, standards mapping, and workflow history reorder what actually matters, not raw scanner severity.
Fixes stay inside developer tools
Tickets, pull requests, and follow-ups stay tied to the finding. Rescans confirm the fix without a manual handoff.
The record is ready before the review
Every decision, remediation, and acceptance is captured as it happens, ready when a customer, auditor, or reviewer asks.
From scanner output to vulnerability management
Every scan creates findings. Eureka turns them into managed AppSec work: one workflow for context, ownership, prioritization, remediation and audit history.
Start from a real AppSec baseline
Skip weeks of scanner research, setup decisions, and CI/CD configuration. Eureka combines built-in checks, scanner orchestration, and vulnerability workflow into one starting point.
Connect a repo or scanner output
Start with Eureka's managed scan path, or bring in findings from tools your team already uses.
Run checks as code changes
Run AppSec checks against code, dependencies, secrets, and supply-chain risk as development work moves forward.
Filter out false positives
Separate scanner noise from findings that need attention, so teams are not wasting time chasing duplicate, irrelevant, or low-confidence issues.
Bring findings into one workflow
Bring findings from built-in checks and connected scanners into one workflow, with duplicate issues reduced, and context attached.
Prioritize with threat modeling
Use threat scenarios, attack paths, and AppSec context to focus on the vulnerabilities that create real risk.
Route fixes into developer workflow
Assign ownership, track status, and connect remediation work to tickets, or the systems developers already use.
Block what matters. Let developers keep moving.
Use thresholds, risk context, and remediation SLAs to decide when issues should block progress, and when teams get time to fix.
Track the full record
Track what was found, what changed, who reviewed it, what was accepted, and what evidence was captured.
Every scan, triaged. Every finding, mapped.
- SCAN SIGNALSFindings from managed scans and connected scanners
- TRIAGEDuplicates reduced, context attached, ownership set
- ACTIVITY / EVIDENCE RECORDReviews, decisions, and remediation captured
Protect pull requests on GitHub without turning every finding into a blocker
Eureka keeps security checks inside the development workflow so developers see what matters, fix what needs action, and keep moving. PR-check enforcement is GitHub-only today, enforcement on GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps is in progress, and general source-control, CI/CD, and scanner integrations remain supported across those platforms.
Pull request checks (GitHub)
Run AppSec checks on GitHub pull requests so issues are visible where developers already work. PR-check enforcement on GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps is in progress; general repository and CI/CD integrations remain supported today.
Policy-based blocking (GitHub)
On GitHub, use thresholds and risk context to decide when the PR check should block progress and when teams get time to fix. Blocking enforcement on GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps is in progress.
Ticket management
Move prioritized findings into accountable remediation work through the ticketing workflows your teams already use, with the issue context developers need to act.
SLA-based snooze
Defer a finding against a defined remediation window without losing its owner, decision context or traceability when the issue returns to the queue.
Start fast. Scale into deeper workflow control when needed.
Eureka supports both managed scans and pipeline-based scanning workflows. Teams can start with managed scans running on Eureka infrastructure, or use Radar CLI inside their own CI/CD pipelines when deeper customization or third-party scanner integrations are needed.
Managed AppSec scans
Managed scans run on Eureka infrastructure with minimal setup. Connect your repo and Eureka automatically runs code, dependency, secrets, and supply-chain checks on commits, and pull requests.
Radar CLI integrations
Radar CLI lets teams run AppSec checks inside their own CI/CD pipelines and connect supported third-party scanners like Veracode, Grype, OpenGrep, and Gitleaks into Eureka workflows.
Existing scanners
Import findings from scanners like Veracode, SonarQube, Semgrep, Snyk, and SARIF-compatible tools into Eureka so teams can prioritize, track remediation, and maintain audit history in one workflow.
Create a free account. Connect a repo. See AppSec findings in minutes.
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Stay in the tools your team already trusts.
Eureka connects AppSec work to the systems your developers already use, so findings, tickets, pull requests and decisions stay tied to the workflow instead of getting rebuilt in spreadsheets.
No tool shuffle. No spreadsheet rebuild. No guessing where the work stands.
Version control
Work with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps.
CI/CD pipelines
Support workflows across GitHub Actions, GitLab Pipelines, Bitbucket Pipelines, and Azure DevOps Pipelines.
Issue tracking
Open or connect remediation work in Jira, GitHub Issues, or your ticketing workflow.
AppSec and vulnerability tools
Bring supported scanner output from tools like Snyk, Semgrep, Veracode, and SonarQube into one workflow.
Compliance evidence starts with a defined vulnerability management process.
The risk is not the finding. It is the attack path.
Scanner severity alone does not tell teams what matters. Eureka uses threat context, AppSec expertise and workflow history to help teams prioritize discovered vulnerabilities into practical attack scenarios.
Finding appears
A vulnerability is surfaced from a scan or connected tool.
Context shows attack path
Threat scenarios and architecture context show connected exposure.
Team acts on priority fix
Teams focus on the fixes that reduce the most risk.
Severity alone can mislead
A high-severity finding is not always the issue that creates the most business risk.
Attack paths show connected exposure
Eureka helps teams see how findings connect across code, dependencies, secrets, and workflow context.
Business context changes priority
The most urgent fix depends on what the finding affects, who can reach it, and what process it touches.
Priority fixes reduce more risk
Teams can focus on the smaller set of fixes that break meaningful attack paths first.

AI-assisted discovery is making attack paths appear faster.
Eureka helps teams decide what matters before the finding list becomes unmanageable.
Farshad Abasi’s security design and threat modeling work has long focused on the gap between findings and real risk. Eureka brings that thinking into the workflow, helping teams look beyond severity scores and understand which issues create meaningful exposure.
“Severity tells you what looks serious in isolation. Risk depends on context, architecture and what an attacker can actually reach.”
See what happened without rebuilding the story.
When a customer, auditor or reviewer asks, Eureka shows what was found, what changed, who reviewed it, and what evidence has been captured.
Scanner findings stay connected to the vulnerability record
Every finding traces back to the original scan, detection method, affected component, and source context. Teams can see what was found without digging through old scanner exports or scattered reports.
- What was found
- Where it came from
- Who reviewed it
- What changed
- What evidence is attached
Findings · fixes · decisions · approvals · audit history
Real teams use Eureka to make AppSec easier to run, manage and prove.
Eureka is already helping software teams get AppSec running, bring scanner output into one workflow and keep security testing moving with development. Start with the proof path that matches your team.
Works for teams without dedicated security staff
Macabacus, a CFI company, a 10-developer software team, uses Eureka to run security checks without needing a dedicated security person. Their VP of Engineering described the ability to turn it on quickly as a major advantage for a small team.
Brings multiple scanners into one workflow
Teams already using supported scanner output can bring findings into Eureka instead of managing fragmented outputs across separate tools, dashboards, and reports.
Keeps security testing moving with development
Teams use Eureka to move away from end-of-sprint manual security testing and toward security checks running with pull requests, helping developers see and address issues earlier.
"It just makes everything so much easier, especially for a team like ours. We're a smaller team; we've got about ten developers. We until recently didn't even have someone dedicated to security. So having something like Eureka, where we can just one-button-click turn it on, is awesome."

Frequently asked questions.
Common questions about scanning, scanner orchestration, existing tools, prioritization, pull requests, and CI/CD.
Yes. Eureka supports managed scans, Radar CLI workflows, supported scanner ingestion, and SARIF imports so teams can run or collect AppSec findings without managing disconnected scanner workflows.
No. Teams can start with Eureka's built-in checks. Teams that already use supported scanners can bring that output into the same workflow.
Managed scans run on Eureka infrastructure with minimal scanner setup. Radar CLI runs inside your CI/CD pipeline when you want pipeline-native execution, deeper control, or supported third-party scanner integration.
Yes on GitHub today. Teams can apply policy thresholds so only findings that meet defined criteria block a GitHub pull request. This helps teams stop issues that matter without blocking every low-priority finding. PR-check enforcement on GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps is in progress.
Eureka reduces noise by consolidating findings, reducing duplicates, separating accepted or ignored items from active work, and adding context so teams can focus on meaningful risk.
Eureka records the workflow around each finding, including detection, review, ownership, remediation, validation, acceptance, approval, and related evidence. The record is captured while work happens.
Run AppSec without the scanner wrangling
Run checks, prioritize what matters, route fixes and keep the evidence trail as work happens.
30-day free trial. No credit card required.