Strix

What is Strix?

Strix is an autonomous security platform for the AI era. It tests your code, APIs, cloud, and infrastructure to surface security issues and returns validated findings.

The core purpose is to help teams identify problems in AI-enabled systems and receive findings with corresponding fix pull requests, so issues can be reviewed and addressed in the normal development workflow.

Key Features

• Autonomous security testing across code, APIs, cloud, and infrastructure to broaden coverage beyond a single layer.
• Validated security findings that are meant to be actionable rather than purely informational.
• Fix pull requests included with findings, providing a concrete starting point for remediation.
• Focus on AI-era workflows by targeting the security needs that arise when systems involve code + services + cloud resources.

How to Use Strix

• Start by connecting Strix to the codebase and relevant services (code, APIs, and the cloud/infrastructure components you want covered).
• Run a security test to generate findings.
• Review the validated results and their associated fix pull requests in your version control workflow.
• Apply, adjust, and merge the fix pull requests as part of your standard development and review process.

Use Cases

• A development team wants security coverage for an application’s code and its API layer, with results that include fix pull requests for faster remediation.
• An engineering team managing cloud deployments needs visibility into infrastructure-related security issues, not only application-level code.
• A team building or operating AI-enabled services uses Strix to test multiple parts of the system (code, APIs, cloud, and infrastructure) as a single security workflow.
• A security-minded team wants findings that are validated and packaged with proposed fixes so engineers can review changes in pull requests.
• An organization standardizing secure development practices across services uses fix PRs to bring security remediation into existing CI/CD and code review processes.

FAQ

What does Strix test? Strix is described as testing your code, APIs, cloud, and infrastructure.

What kind of output does Strix provide? It delivers validated findings along with fix pull requests.

Is Strix focused on AI-related security workflows? The product messaging positions Strix as autonomous security for the AI era, and emphasizes testing across code, APIs, cloud, and infrastructure.

How are fixes delivered? Fixes are delivered as pull requests associated with the validated findings.

Alternatives

• Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools: Focus primarily on analyzing source code for vulnerabilities; typically do not provide fix pull requests that span cloud and infrastructure.
• Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tools: Test running applications from the outside; coverage may be narrower than testing code + APIs + cloud/infrastructure together.
• Cloud security posture management tools (CSPM): Concentrate on cloud configuration and posture; usually don’t analyze application code or generate fix PRs for code changes.
• Infrastructure-as-code security scanners: Target security issues in infrastructure definitions; they may not cover API behavior or include code-level remediation in pull requests.