StackHawk

Pixee, founded in 2022 in Baltimore, USA, uses AI-powered analysis to help software teams automatically detect and remediate security vulnerabilities in code.

Autoheal is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2025 by former engineering leaders from Harness, ThoughtSpot and Microsoft Azure. It offers a self-improving software factory platform that lets enterprise engineering teams build, deploy and continuously improve autonomous worker agents for post-coding SDLC work, including incident investigation and response, security vulnerability remediation and AI coding cost management. The platform runs inside the customer's own cloud, targeting regulated and sovereign-deployment industries, and combines a context layer that learns from private engineering data with a governed control plane for AI agents. Named customers include Nomura, AvidXchange, Empiric Earth and Oscilar.

Corridor, founded in 2025 in San Francisco, offers a software security platform that intercepts vulnerabilities in AI-generated code before deployment, integrating with developer toolchains.

Flox, founded in 2021 in New York, USA, helps software teams rapidly set up and share development environments.

Boost Security, founded in 2020 in Montréal, Canada, provides a software supply chain security platform covering the entire software development lifecycle, offering code vulnerability identification and automated remediation.

Promptfoo, founded in 2024 in San Mateo, California, USA, helps developers discover and remediate vulnerabilities in their AI applications.