Detectify

AppSec is changing. Detectify is expanding from a dashboard humans check to a skill AI agents orchestrate. "We aren't competing with the AI’s reasoning; we are providing the professional-grade tools that reasoning requires," said Rickard Carlsson, CEO of Detectify. "By structuring our capabilities as modular, high-performance building blocks, we allow agents to call our scanner as naturally as they call a test runner. We are expanding from a dashboard humans check to a skill agents orchestrate." We're thrilled to see the industry media covering our latest announcement. 📰 SC Media: https://lnkd.in/dcVUtgBv 📰 SiliconANGLE: https://lnkd.in/dAZisp8f 📰 HelpNetSecurity: https://lnkd.in/dfsdpJCb

Hey London! 🇬🇧 Attending InfoSec Europe? Don't miss stopping by our booth C51 and catching our session on June 4th with Nick Woodcraft from the UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and the Detectify team (Naime Surenkok, Alexander Matsson). We will be diving into a real-world case study on how they cut vulnerability remediation time significantly, shrinking exposure windows from months to days. We'll explore the practical steps taken, what made the difference operationally, and what a faster, more proactive security posture actually requires in a large public sector organization. 🗓️ June 4th ⏰ 10.30h - 11h 📍 Resilience and Cyber Risk stage More info: https://lnkd.in/dKbJ-dFT Don't forget to say hi to the rest of our onsite team! Jonas Elmqvist Aimée-Isabelle Roerink David Hill

Traditional AppSec workflows, built around slower development cycles and human reviews, can’t keep pace with autonomous engineering. In this new paradigm, security simply can't be a bottleneck. We are excited to introduce our MCP Server to deliver real-time vulnerability data and attack surface insights directly into your AI workflows. Built for developers and AppSec teams using tools like Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, and Claude Desktop, it delivers security data straight to your AI assistants via a remote-hosted server, giving security teams hacker-proof guardrails without adding anything new to deploy or maintain. This launch marks the beginning of a broader shift towards security tools designed for both humans and autonomous agents. Product notes: https://lnkd.in/djQPPe9N

What a morning! 🥐 Today we co-hosted our 'AppSec at Scale' breakfast panel in Stockholm alongside GitGuardian, and the conversation did not disappoint. Senior security, platform, and cloud leaders talking honestly about what actually works when securing cloud-native infrastructure at scale. Some of the themes that kept coming up: - Visibility gaps across the software lifecycle remain the #1 unsolved problem - Security and engineering alignment is and always will be a prerequisite for scale - Secrets sprawl and unknown assets are still being underestimated in the supply chain - AI is accelerating code output, but teams are asking the hard questions: do we add guardrails? do we track what's AI-generated vs human-written? what happens to all those third-party dependencies in 6 months? - The EU CRA is on the horizon and the the time to prepare is now Huge thanks to our panelists Olle E Johansson and Homajon Beglarbegian, our moderators Jonathan Rosenthal and Naime Surenkok, and of course everyone who joined us at our office!

How do you scale AppSec across cloud-native environments without friction? Join us and GitGuardian in Stockholm on Friday at 8.30h for an exclusive, off-the-record breakfast panel: AppSec at Scale in Europe. We are bringing together senior security, platform engineering, and cloud leaders to tackle everything from software supply chain risks to reducing vulnerability noise. Come catch insights from an incredible lineup of experts and speakers, including: Jan Olsson (Polismyndigheten) Olle E Johansson (Edvina) Homajon Beglarbegian (Conoa) Naime Surenkok (Detectify) Jonathan Rosenthal (GitGuardian) 🥐 👉 Secure your spot and register here: https://lnkd.in/dy-8rsai

Breakfast Panel: What does AppSec at scale actually looks like in modern cloud-native environments? On May 22nd, we’re co-hosting a breakfast panel with GitGuardian at our office, bringing together senior security, platform engineering, and cloud leaders to discuss modern AppSec challenges in practice. The discussion will cover topics including visibility across the software lifecycle, prioritizing real and exploitable exposure, aligning security with engineering teams, and scaling AppSec across cloud-native environments. We’re excited to be joined by our panelists Jan Olsson, Olle E Johansson, and Homajon Beglarbegian, moderated by Naime Surenkok and Jonathan Rosenthal. ➡️ Seats are limited, so register now to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/dy-8rsai

Last week, we caught up with the team at evroc, the European Cloud built for AI. It’s inspiring to see how their teams are leveraging Detectify to stay ahead of vulnerabilities and securely deliver sovereign cloud infrastructure to their customers. Full case study coming soon. 🇪🇺☁️

Detectify CEO Rickard Carlsson for Dark Reading on how social engineering remains an effective scam tactic: "attackers only need one person to click once, while defenders are expected to get everything right all the time, often across an attack surface that keeps changing as new tools, services, integrations, and cloud assets are added."

It takes a crowd to keep an attack surface safe. We are proud to recognize some of the top ethical hackers from our Crowdsource community. Thanks to their research submissions, our customers can access some of the best hackers in the world, complemented by the efficiency and scale of Detectify's AI-augmented scanning engines. Let's roll out the carpet! https://lnkd.in/d8gmJv9w

🔓 Shadow AI is already reshaping Shadow IT - whether you are ready or not. Chances are that your developers aren’t waiting for a formal RFP to start using AI. They’re already deep in the trenches, using Open WebUI to manage models or shipping entire projects through platforms like Lovable at a velocity that makes traditional AppSec look like it’s standing still. Blog link in comments.