Secure the code AI produces faster than ever.
AI-assisted development increases the volume and speed of code changes. Farion gives security teams a deterministic analysis layer that follows the resulting code across files, services, dependencies, data flows, and deployed application paths.
Do not replace code understanding with another model prediction.
Farion parses supported languages natively, resolves routes and handlers, builds cross-file call paths, follows field-sensitive data flows, and identifies tainted sources and sinks before AI interprets the result.
Find the issues that can affect the running product.
SAST and SCA findings are connected to the routes, services, vulnerable functions, dependencies, and external inputs through which they can be reached. Exploitability Analysis converts this evidence into a reviewable verdict.
Test critical hypotheses against an authorized application.
After target ownership has been verified, Farion uses static-analysis context to generate targeted exploit tests. Results remain connected to the original finding and its evidence.
Turn a verified issue into a reviewable code change.
Farion generates a context-aware patch using the affected code and surrounding application logic. The proposed change can be reviewed and delivered through a GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps pull or merge request.
Apply the same security model to every generated change.
Run Farion in CI/CD, retain the finding history, and track each remediation through merge and deployment. The workflow scales with code volume without reducing the decision to a generic AI score.
Frequently asked questions
No. This solution focuses on securing software created or modified through AI-assisted development.
No. Farion first produces routes, call paths, data flows, dependency context, and finding evidence. AI is used afterwards for interpretation, exploitability assessment, test generation, and remediation.
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