ShipShield
Description
ShipShield provides automated security audits for your codebase by connecting to your GitHub repository. In just minutes, it scans your entire codebase against over 5 million known vulnerability signatures, delivering a professional audit report with actionable AI-powered fix instructions. This service is designed to help engineering teams identify and resolve critical vulnerabilities quickly, ensuring that their applications are secure and compliant. With features like secret detection, dependency scanning, and infrastructure checks, ShipShield simplifies the security audit process.
Features
- Automated Security Audits: ShipShield scans your codebase for vulnerabilities using a proprietary engine against over 5 million signatures.
- AI-Powered Fixes: The service provides AI-generated fix instructions based on the vulnerabilities detected in your code.
- Comprehensive Reporting: Receive a detailed PDF report with findings, severity ratings, and compliance information.
- GitHub Integration: Easily connect your public or private GitHub repositories for scanning without storing your code.
- Multiple Security Checks: The engine checks for exposed secrets, injection vulnerabilities, and license compliance among others.
Team
- Nick Morgan - Founder
Pricing
- One-Time Scan: 25.00 USD
FAQ
Who is ShipShield for?
ShipShield is designed for engineering teams looking to secure their codebase efficiently.
How long does a scan take?
A scan typically takes 2 to 8 minutes to complete.
Is my code safe with ShipShield?
Yes, ShipShield does not store your code and only scans it temporarily.
What languages and frameworks do you support?
ShipShield supports static analysis across 30+ programming languages.
Is this a replacement for a penetration test?
ShipShield provides automated audits but is not a full replacement for manual penetration testing.
What if my scan fails?
You will receive a refund if the scan fails to complete.
Can you scan private repositories?
Yes, ShipShield can scan both public and private GitHub repositories.
Do you check for license compliance?
Yes, the service includes checks for license compliance across dependencies.
What is an SBOM?
An SBOM, or Software Bill of Materials, is a list of components in your software for compliance and audits.
Technologies
Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Docker
