Cytix is an AI‑driven security testing platform that automatically analyzes every change ticket in the software development lifecycle, flags risky modifications, and generates concise, context‑aware security reviews. For each identified risk it creates a targeted micro‑test that mimics a penetration test, allowing security teams to prioritize effort, catch issues before code ships, and halve their AppSec workload without needing a large dedicated staff.
Funding
$9M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.


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Product
Problem
Application security teams struggle to keep pace with rapid development cycles, leading to delayed or missed testing of critical changes and leaving production vulnerable to complex bugs such as broken access controls and business‑logic flaws.
Solution
Cytix provides an AI‑driven platform that automatically analyzes every change ticket in the software development lifecycle, identifies risky modifications, and generates concise, context‑aware security reviews. For each identified risk, Cytix creates a short, targeted micro‑test that mimics a real penetration test, focusing on the specific vulnerability rather than generic checklist items. By delivering these reviews and tests continuously, the platform enables security teams to prioritize effort, catch issues before code ships, and reduce overall AppSec workload without requiring a large dedicated staff.
Target Audience
Primary customers are software development and security teams at organizations that ship code frequently and need to augment limited AppSec resources with automated, risk‑based testing.
Features
- AI engine that parses change tickets and flags potential security risks in real time
- Automated, narrative security reviews that explain identified risks and suggest remediation steps
- Generation of focused micro‑tests tailored to the specific change, suitable for manual or automated execution
- Integration points for common ticketing and CI/CD tools to embed security checks directly into the development workflow
- Prioritization of testing based on risk severity, helping teams allocate resources efficiently