🚀Bright Security Unveils Bright STAR: Security Testing and Auto-Remediation Platform →
Date: March 23, 2026.
See how STAR reduces security debt, accelerates development cycles, and cuts application security testing costs by up to 50%.
Achieve compliance (OWASP Top 10, PCI DSS, etc.) quickly with AI-driven testing and deploy the platform in minutes, not weeks.
Automatically fix security vulnerabilities in code with remediation suggestions, eliminating false positives and reducing backlogs.
Get immediate, accurate feedback within the developer's workflow (IDE/PRs) to ensure code is secure before it reaches production.
Automatically discover and test all public and internal APIs, including undocumented "Shadow" endpoints, to ensure full coverage.
Explore solutions for modern AppSec: Shift-Left security, API penetration testing, and integrating dynamic testing into your CI/CD.
Automatically map your app’s full structure, dependencies, and hidden or shadow APIs, giving you complete attack-surface visibility in minutes
Detect real, exploitable flaws by analyzing code at the function and endpoint level. Coverage includes OWASP Top 10, API Top 10, & LLM Top 10.
STAR generates fixed suggestions, tests them automatically, and validates the results, instantly closing the loop and cutting remediation time by 50%.
Automatically scan every PR in GitHub or GitLab. STAR flags insecure merges early, adds verified fixes, and keeps your development moving fast—safely.
Explore native integrations with your CI/CD, IDEs (VS Code, IntelliJ), ticketing (Jira), and source code management (GitHub, GitLab).
See how dev-centric DAST for the enterprise secures your business.
Next-gen security testing for LLM & Gen AI powered applications and add-ons.
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