Vesper delivers an autonomous security engineering service that continuously monitors codebases, validates each vulnerability’s exploitability, and automatically generates a verified fix and pull request ready for merge. Users select their technology stack, trigger a run, and the platform’s AI‑driven team of specialist “minds” produces concrete proof‑of‑concept exploits, writes tested patches, and opens merge‑ready PRs, eliminating the need to build an in‑house security team.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Software development teams often lack dedicated security expertise to continuously identify, validate, and remediate code vulnerabilities, leading to delayed patches and increased risk of exploitation. Traditional security audits are periodic, manual, and can miss complex exploit paths in fast‑moving codebases.
Solution
Vesper offers an autonomous security “firm” that runs on a selected code repository around the clock. The platform’s nine specialized AI agents evaluate each discovered vulnerability, automatically prove its exploitability, and generate a minimal, tested fix. The fix is packaged with regression tests and opened as a merge‑ready pull request, leaving the final merge decision to the development team. By delivering concrete proof, validated patches, and ready‑to‑merge code, Vesper turns security findings into actionable deliverables without requiring an in‑house security team.
Target Audience
Primary customers are software development teams, DevOps groups, and SaaS product companies that need continuous, automated security testing and rapid remediation without building a dedicated security engineering staff.
Features
- Nine AI agents covering distinct security domains (code‑taint analysis, cloud/IaC exposure, secret detection, dependency auditing, etc.) that operate continuously on a 24/7 shift schedule
- Automated exploitability verification that traces real input flows to dangerous sinks and confirms reachable attack paths
- Generation of minimal, regression‑tested patches that address the specific vulnerability and preserve existing functionality
- Creation of a ready‑to‑merge pull request containing the fix, test results, and detailed evidence, while keeping the final merge control with the user
- Integration hooks for popular development environments and version‑control platforms, allowing the firm to be launched with a single “Run the firm” command
- Evidence artifacts (proof of exploit, fix code, PR) presented in a clear, auditable format for security reviews and compliance