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Amnify is a team of AI security agents that covers your whole stack the way a security team would. It scans your code, cloud, dependencies and live attack surface, investigates what it finds, works out what actually matters given how your organization runs, and delivers the fix as a pull request. It is not a scanner with a chat box on top. Every finding has been reasoned about before it reaches you, and every fix waits for your approval.

Getting started

How Amnify works

The loop from a connected source to a merged fix.

Quickstart

Connect a source and run your first scan.

Manage findings

Triage, prioritize and act on confirmed issues.

Users and organization

Roles, invitations and what each one can do.

Connect your stack

Sources

Connect your code and cloud, and choose exactly what is in scope.

Integrations

Ticketing, documentation and the channels your team already works in.

AI coding agents

Reach your Amnify data from your own AI agents.

Scanning capabilities

Code scanning

Injection, broken authorization, unsafe patterns, exposed secrets, CI/CD weaknesses.

Dependencies and CVE disclosures

Known vulnerabilities in what you run, checked hourly against new advisories.

Infrastructure as code

Insecure infrastructure caught before it reaches an account.

Cloud scanning

Misconfiguration, over permissive identity, public exposure, encryption and logging gaps.

Scan automation

Schedules, scan on push, and what runs on its own.

Penetration testing

Set up a pentest

Authorize an application, verify the domain, choose how deep to go.

How a pentest runs

The phases, and why nothing is reported without proof.

Developer workflow

Pull request review

An inline security review on every pull request, before it merges.

Fixes and pull requests

From a plan you approve to a merge ready pull request.

Knowledge, insight and trust

Context

Your documents and decisions. Answer once, and every future finding is judged against it.

Activity and audit trail

A tamper evident record of everything that happened.

Data security

Isolation, encryption, credentials and hosting.