0:00–0:07 AI can write code faster than anyone can review it. So who checks that it’s safe to ship?
0:07–0:17 Most security scanners flag everything that might be a problem. Hundreds of alerts, and someone still has to sort the real ones from the false alarms.
0:17–0:33 Cyfendo works differently. First, it follows untrusted input, anything a user can send, through your code, file to file. Here, one path gets cleaned along the way. The other reaches your database unchecked.
0:33–0:50 Next, it safely tries the attack in a throwaway copy of your app. This one works: customer records come back, so the attack is confirmed. This one is already blocked, so it’s dropped. You only see problems that are proven.
0:50–1:00 Then it writes a fix in your code’s own style. User input is passed separately, so it can never change the SQL command.
1:00–1:11 Finally, it replays the attack against the fix and runs your tests. The attack is blocked, every test passes, and nothing merges until you approve it.
1:11–1:24 On the OWASP benchmark, other tools trade coverage for false alarms. Cyfendo caught 94 of 100 planted flaws, and 96 of every 100 alerts it raised were real.
1:24–1:34 Your code is never used to train AI. AI writes the code. Cyfendo makes sure it’s safe to ship. Start free at cyfendo.com.