Nullify autonomous product-security agents (find-to-fix with merge-ready PRs and AI Pentest Agent)
Vendor: Nullify (Nullify Holdings Pty Ltd) · HQ: Australia · Category: Code security · Security
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What it does
Nullify describes itself as an autonomous system of agents that takes product-security tasks through to closure, standing in for SAST, SCA, DAST, secret, container and IaC scanning, bug bounty triage and ASPM work. In its find-to-fix loop, agents validate that a finding is real (reachability, exposure and reproducible evidence) and triage it against the customer's assets, data sensitivity and threat model ('Vault'). They then write a merge-ready pull request, route it to the right owner, refine it until CI is green, and confirm the merge before closing the item. Campaigns handle bulk work across repositories and teams: they read code ownership from Compass and sprint capacity from Jira, escalate in Slack when an SLA is at risk, and follow up until merge. The product menu also lists an AI Pentest Agent for continuous API pentesting and Exploit Validation. Humans keep final merge approval, and changes to shared code are flagged for owner sign-off. Outcome figures (e.g. 89% merge-ready rate, 10,781 vulnerabilities fixed) are the vendor's claims. Nullify says it prices on the work it performs, scoped per program, not on seats. No price list is published.
Frameworks
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Pricing (as published)
Not published. Nullify says it prices on work performed (scoped program and estimated volume), not seats or license tiers.
Tasks
appsecsastscasecrets detectionremediationvulnerability managementpen test management
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Use-case comparisons
- AI code security agents — 28 verified listings (Application security scanning, suggested or automated code fixes, and pull-request security review)
- Agentic pentesting AI agents — 19 verified listings (Autonomous or AI-assisted penetration testing, attack-surface testing and exploitable-path verification)
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