Phoenix Purple (Phoenix Security)
Vendor: Phoenix Security · HQ: United Kingdom · Category: Code security · Security
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What it does
Phoenix Purple launched in London in July 2026 and was described as generally available at launch. It combines graph-based SAST, SCA, IaC, container and secrets scanning with reachability validation, pipeline-free PR scanning through a GitHub App, integrations for Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and Windsurf, and an MCP server. An Agentic Code Triager handles findings, and Phoenix Green writes fixes as pull requests with risk tiering. Phoenix says nothing auto-merges without the right signal, and a human makes the final decision.
Frameworks
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Pricing (as published)
Not published for Phoenix Purple specifically. The Phoenix pricing page lists platform plans (Free; Professional £1,495/month; Enterprise on request) but does not say which plan includes Purple.
India relevance
Reachability-validated scanning and fix PRs can support CERT-In-oriented secure development. Phoenix does not market a CERT-In module.
Tasks
appsecsastscasecrets-detectioniacpr-reviewremediation
Sources
- phoenix.security/phoenix-purple_ai_code_security/ (primary)
- phoenix.security/phoenix-purple-launch-ai-agent-security-platform/
- phoenix.security/privacy-policy/
- phoenix.security/about-us/
- phoenix.security/pricing/
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Use-case comparisons
- AI code security agents — 23 verified listings (Application security scanning, suggested or automated code fixes, and pull-request security review)
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