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See which vulnerabilities actually matter.

Farion evaluates vulnerabilities in the context of real application paths, data flows, and dependencies — turning scanner findings into traceable decisions, evidence, and concrete fixes.

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SBOM & VEX
Built in Germany
Built for regulated environments
Route PathExploitabilitySCASASTDAST
APIGET/api/restaurants/…/menu
510
APIGET/api/orders/…/track
100
APIPOST/api/auth/login
722





Open redirect past a host allowlist
CWE-601: URL Redirection to Untrusted Site ('Open Redirect')
•SCA
•high

Applications that parse an external URL with UriComponentsBuilder, validate its host and then use it may be vulnerable to open redirect or SSRF.

  1. →
  2. →
18public boolean permits(String url) {19    String host = UriComponentsBuilder.fromUriString(url).build().getHost();20    return host != null && hosts.contains(host);21}
APIPOST/api/orders
110
APIGET/api/users
721
APIGET/api/search/export
100
APIGET/api/restaurants/feed
501
APIPUT/api/users/:id
510
APIGET/api/restaurants/:id
100
APIGET/api/orders
100
APIGET/api/admin/dashboard
200
APIGET/api/users/…/profile
210
APIPOST/api/auth/reset-password
310
APIGET/api/health
000
APIPOST/api/payments/checkout
310
APIGET/api/config/features
100
APIDELETE/api/users/:id
410
APIPUT/api/orders/…/status
100

Software supply chain security has changed.

AI is shortening the window between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation. At the same time, the CRA and NIS2 raise requirements for vulnerability management and software supply chain security. Organizations within scope must systematically assess risks, address them appropriately and maintain a clear record of their actions.

Which vulnerabilities expose your application to attack? And how do you demonstrate that you have acted appropriately?
SBOM
Which components make up

Farion identifies direct and transitive dependencies and their versions to build an SBOM. This provides the foundation for matching known vulnerabilities and analyzing their relevance.

1,240

libraries

Known vulnerabilities
Which dependencies are

Farion's own vulnerability database matches components against known security issues. Vendor advisories and technical details identify the affected versions and functions.

420

findings

Reachability
Which application paths lead to

Farion connects application entry points with call paths in your code. The analysis examines which routes or handlers can reach the affected function in a dependency.

FARION DATA FLOW ENGINE

180

reachable findings

Data flow
Which inputs reach

Farion tracks values across functions and files into the affected dependency. The analysis examines which arguments an attacker can influence and how validation or sanitization affects that path.

FARION DATA FLOW ENGINE

58

findings with relevant data flows

Exploitability assessment
Under what conditions can it be

Farion brings together code evidence, vendor advisories, technical attack prerequisites and current exploitation signals. Specialized AI assesses the evidence and explains which findings should take priority.

FARION SECURITY AI

7

prioritized findings

Illustrative analysis example. Results vary by application and available analysis evidence. All findings remain visible.
Priorities you can justify.

7

prioritized findings in this example

Farion identifies which vulnerabilities should take priority based on application context and the threat landscape. You receive the technical evidence to plan targeted remediation and explain the reasoning behind your decisions.

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FARION PLATFORM

360° application security. One platform.

Built on the Farion Data Flow Engine and Exploitability AI, Farion brings vulnerability detection, AI-based prioritization and end-to-end vulnerability management together with deployment tracking and license monitoring across your SBOM.

Farion Exploitability AI combines code evidence, Farion's own threat intelligence and technical exploit context. Every assessment stays connected to its reasoning and the underlying analysis results.

Explore exploitability analysisRoute analysis with AI analysis, patch and data flow · Illustrative product view with example data
Farion route analysis: a webhook route with its SAST finding, the AI analysis confirming the exploit path, the AI-generated patch and the source-to-sink data flow across three filesEnlarge view
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Technology

Built for AI-era application security. Not adapted to it.

Most modern AppSec products still rely on architectures designed long before generative AI existed: a legacy SAST or SCA engine, heuristic prioritization, and an external language model bolted on to summarize the findings. The AI is a post-processing step, not part of the security engine — so it inherits every limitation of the scanner underneath it. Farion was built the other way around.

Native analysis in JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, C, C++, C#, Java and Kotlin

Compiler-grade analysis per language — SSA-based, context- and field-sensitive.

Our security SLMs, hosted in Germany

Specialized security small language models. Customer code is never used for model training.

Dedicated & on-premises deployment

Run Farion fully isolated behind your own perimeter — built for regulated environments.


BSFZ seal for research and development, 2026
Certified in 2026 as a research and development project by the Bescheinigungsstelle Forschungszulage (BSFZ), the German research-allowance certification body
“Hybrid analysis method for the AI-assisted assessment of the exploitability of software vulnerabilities”
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ENGINEERING & EXPERIENCE

Built on enterprise experience.

Farion is developed by Nexode Consulting. The platform draws on years of security and DevSecOps consulting engagements for organizations such as Bundesdruckerei, Arvato and CARIAD (Nexode consulting engagements). This experience shapes our approach to application security, compliance and data sovereignty.

Farion was built for these requirements, with proprietary analysis technology and its own security AI. It is available as a cloud service and for on-premises or air-gapped deployment.

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What our customers say


  • In the JVM ecosystem, the dependency list only ever grows, and most scanners just hand you hundreds of alerts. Farion gives us a short list of what actually needs fixing, across our code and our dependencies, in one place.

    Greg Glazewski

    Co-Founder

  • We build ventures and client products at studio speed, and every one of them is too small to carry its own AppSec function. Farion is our backbone for all of them. It is the first line, because nothing merges without exploitability and reachability evidence, and the last line, because nothing reaches a client or production without it. Security stopped being a property of each team and became a property of the studio.

    Christian Durlej

    Founder

  • Farion is a great tool for keeping track of our website’s security. The interface is clean and intuitive, and it makes it easy to see what actually needs attention without getting lost in unnecessary complexity.

    Sebastian Kramer

    Founder


FAQs

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Exploitability analysis uses reachability and dataflow analysis to determine whether a vulnerability can actually be reached and exploited in your specific application context. Instead of treating hundreds of theoretical CVEs alike, you prioritize the ones that are reachable in your application. The Free plan includes it within your scan limit; from the Startup plan it becomes a headline capability with cross-file reachability and AI-assisted assessment.

  • Active Verification is an optional capability that dynamically exercises your running application to confirm findings against a real target — for customers with a suitable test environment.
  • Target ownership must be verified (DNS TXT, HTTP token, or repo-to-domain proof).
  • You explicitly confirm authorization before each run.
  • Rate limits and safe-mode presets are enforced by default.
  • Full audit logs track who ran what, when, and against which target.
  • Active Verification is available as an add-on for the Growth plan and included in the Enterprise plan.

The standard Farion hosted service processes and stores data in Farion-operated infrastructure in Germany (AWS Frankfurt, eu-central-1). Enterprise customers can agree dedicated deployment options within the EU or an on-premises deployment to suit their operating requirements.

  • Shared SaaS: Hosted in Germany, tenant-isolated.
  • Dedicated: From 100 contributors on most Kubernetes clusters — in your cloud or your data centre (cloud-native stack).
  • On-premises and air-gapped: On the Enterprise plan.

AI AutoFix creates pull requests with suggested changes for detected vulnerabilities. Each PR explains the vulnerability and the reasoning behind the proposed fix. Your team reviews the changes before merge and deployment. Monthly allowances: 2 (Free), 10 (Startup), 50 (Growth) or custom (Enterprise).

Yes. Every new workspace starts with a 14-day free trial of the Growth plan: all features and up to 10 contributors, on your own code, no credit card required. When it ends you choose Startup, Growth or Enterprise, or continue on the Free plan; scanning pauses until you do, and everything you found stays.

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CYBER RESILIENCE ACT
Vulnerability handling obligations from 11 December 2027

Address vulnerabilities. Document your response for the CRA.

From 11 December 2027, manufacturers within scope must handle vulnerabilities throughout the support period: keep an SBOM, address vulnerabilities without undue delay and document what was done (Annex I Part II). Farion supports this with SBOMs, reasoned exploitability assessments and a documented remediation history through to deployment. Reporting an actively exploited vulnerability under Article 14 remains the manufacturer's own obligation; Farion's records support it but do not perform it.

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