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Endor Labs

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AI-native application security platform delivering precise, actionable insights.

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About Endor Labs

Endor Labs offers an AI-native application security platform designed to integrate seamlessly into modern software development workflows. Their flagship product, AURI, combines agentic reasoning with deterministic program analysis to provide verifiable, reproducible security findings that reduce noise and false positives. This approach enables development teams to focus on real vulnerabilities, accelerating remediation and minimizing disruptions to the software delivery lifecycle.

Targeted primarily at enterprise organizations with complex codebases and AI-driven coding agents, Endor Labs addresses challenges in application security such as static and dynamic analysis, secrets detection, supply chain risk, and compliance. By delivering audit-ready evidence and comprehensive risk prioritization, the platform supports security teams in maintaining robust security postures while empowering developers to build securely and efficiently.

Key Capabilities

  • ✓AI-native static and dynamic application security testing
  • ✓Agentic reasoning combined with deterministic program analysis
  • ✓Secrets detection and validation
  • ✓Reachability-based software composition analysis
  • ✓Audit-ready, reproducible security findings and compliance reporting

Integrations

AI coding agents via Hooks, Skills, MCP, CLIDeveloper tools and CI/CD pipelinesSupply chain and container security systems

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Quick Facts

www.endorlabs.com
CategoryCybersecurity
SubcategoryApplication Security
PricingSubscription
DeploymentSaaS
Target SizeEnterprise