DevSecOps Agent – Automate Your SDLC Security

Our DevSecOps Agent automates CVE triage and compliance (GDPR/SOC 2) in your SDLC pipeline, helping SMEs save time and secure their data. It flags and fixes vulnerabilities fast, cutting triage time by 50%—from 4 hours to 2—for a 10-dev team. Lightweight and on-prem, it installs in 15 minutes with no cloud risks, letting your developers focus on building, not battling vulnerabilities.

Everything You Need to Know About the DevSecOps Agent

Integration and Workflow

How does it integrate with my existing CI/CD pipeline? The DevSecOps Agent integrates seamlessly with popular CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, and Azure Pipelines. It runs as a lightweight agent that hooks into your pipeline at the build or test stage, scanning for vulnerabilities and compliance issues without disrupting your workflow. Configuration is simple—just add it as a step in your pipeline script (e.g., a Jenkinsfile).

Functionality and Automation

What does “automates CVE triage” mean? The agent scans your codebase using the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) and prioritizes CVEs based on severity (CVSS score) and exploitability. It categorizes vulnerabilities into critical, high, medium, and low, providing a clear triage list for your team to address.

How does it “fix” vulnerabilities? The agent suggests remediation steps for each vulnerability, such as updating a library or applying a configuration change. It doesn’t apply patches automatically to avoid unintended issues—instead, it provides actionable recommendations for your team to implement safely.

How does it handle false positives or edge cases? The agent uses AI to reduce false positives by cross-referencing CVEs with your project’s context (e.g., ignoring vulnerabilities in unused code). You can also customize its rules to exclude specific libraries or mark false positives, improving accuracy over time.

Compliance and Security

What compliance checks does it perform for GDPR and SOC 2? For GDPR, it verifies data anonymization in your pipeline and checks for proper access controls. For SOC 2, it audits logging practices and ensures encryption of sensitive data. Predefined templates guide you through compliance requirements, with reports to support audits.

What does “on-prem with no cloud risks” mean for data security? The agent runs entirely on your local infrastructure, with no data sent to the cloud. It encrypts all logs and reports at rest using AES-256, ensuring your sensitive data stays secure and compliant.

Installation and Requirements

What are the system requirements for installation? The agent runs on Windows or Linux, requiring 2GB RAM, 1GB disk space, and a dual-core CPU. It has no external dependencies, making it truly lightweight for SME environments.

How does the installation process work? Installation is a simple three-step process: download the executable from our site, run it on your server (Windows/Linux, x64 architecture), and follow the setup wizard to connect it to your pipeline. No admin privileges or network access are needed beyond your local environment.

Performance and Scalability

How does the 50% time reduction work in practice? The 4-to-2-hour reduction is based on a 10-dev team triaging 50 CVEs per week, including critical and high-severity issues. The agent automates prioritization and remediation suggestions, cutting manual review time. False positives are minimized, but you can override suggestions if needed.

How does it scale with team size or project complexity? The agent scales linearly for teams up to 50 devs, with performance optimized for multi-repo projects. For complex microservices, it scans each service independently, ensuring consistent time savings across project sizes.

Support and Reporting

What kind of support or reporting does it provide? The agent generates detailed reports in PDF or CSV format, ideal for compliance audits. It also integrates with Slack and Jira for real-time alerts, and offers a dashboard to track vulnerability trends over time.

Pricing and Licensing

What’s the licensing or cost structure? The DevSecOps Agent is available for a one-time test price of $99 (regularly $499/year), including updates and email support for one year. It’s licensed per team, with no limit on pipeline usage.