ASPM at the Speed of Generation
Security teams use Boost to replace separate SAST, SCA, secrets, and IaC tools with one platform. Boost connects to every repository without a pipeline edit, shows which open-source CVEs your code can reach, and writes the fix into the pull request.
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Security Teams Can’t Hand-Triage AI-Generated Code
AI agents now write and change code around the clock, and security teams still install scanners, triage findings, and file tickets by hand.
Security Engineers End Up Maintaining Pipelines
Engineers Triage CVEs Their Code Never Calls
Developers Create Repos Nobody Scans
One Boost Platform Covers SCA, SAST, Secrets, IaC, and CI/CD
Boost runs all five natively, so your team works from a single list of findings.
Key Capabilities
Cover Every Repository
(Without Touching a Pipeline)
Boost connects at the SCM (GitHub or GitLab) with a service account and an API key, then finds and scans every repository, including shadow and archived projects. When a developer creates a new repository, Boost picks it up right away. One global toy manufacturer’s solo AppSec lead connected 700 repositories in a single afternoon.
See Which Open-Source CVEs Your Code Can Reach
ThreatRank traces every open-source CVE against your own code, across more than 20 languages and across language boundaries, and marks it high-threat or low-threat on the finding your team already triages. Boost scores the evidence with ThreatRank’s small language model on a standard CPU inside your CI runner, so ThreatRank never sends your source code to a third party. When ThreatRank can’t rule out exposure, it keeps the CVE flagged.
Read how ThreatRank works →Boost Writes the Fix Into the Pull Request
Your team defines policy once. When code breaks that policy, Boost writes a fix that fits the surrounding code and opens it in the pull request, where a developer merges it in one click.
"Our security posture meaningfully increased by 10x because developers actually fix things with Boost."
Boost Enforces Your Policy, From the IDE to the Backlog
Developers and their coding agents see your rules while they write code.
Why Teams Switch to Boost
Run Boost Next to Your Current Tools Before You Switch
Boost runs in silent mode alongside your current tools, so your team can compare results on your own repositories before you change anything.

