Platform
The operating model for cybersecurity execution.
One place to see risk, decide priority, assign ownership, execute remediation, and prove security work across the SDLC.
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AI That Moves Security Work Forward
Apysyk AI correlates signals, identifies the next action, and coordinates remediation instead of leaving teams with another list of findings.
Orchestration with context
Apysyk's Intelligence Graph connects AST, supply chain, posture management, and runtime signals into security outcomes coordinated by AI.
Embedded AI governance
Apply policies to AI usage, model access, and data exposure, so AI adoption can move fast without compromising security.
One View of the Security Operating Surface
Unify scanners, repositories, pipelines, cloud assets, dependencies, ownership, and business context into one operational view.
See who owns every risk
Connect scanners, repos, cloud accounts, CI systems, identity, and tickets so every finding has context, owner, and status.
Scan the places where software is built
Run checks across secrets, SAST, SCA, containers, IaC, CI/CD pipelines, leaked code, and runtime paths.
Inventory the software factory
Map repos, dependencies, artifacts, APIs, SaaS services, pipelines, and exposed assets to the applications they support.
Prioritize Work, Not Just Findings
Rank security work by exploitability, exposure, business impact, ownership, runtime context, and delivery urgency.
Decide what gets fixed first
Rank work using CVSS, CISA KEV, EPSS, business impact, runtime exposure, owner, SLA, and application criticality.
Connect code to runtime exposureSoon
Show whether vulnerable code is deployed, internet facing, reachable, or tied to a critical application.
Explain the exposure pathSoon
Trace how a finding becomes a business risk, from asset and dependency to deployment, owner, and external exposure.
Remediation Built Into the Way Teams Ship
Turn priority into execution with owners, SLAs, guided fixes, PRs, CI gates, and validation tied to the original risk.
Actionable context & code ownership
Know who needs to fix it, where to fix it, and how to fix it, mapped automatically to your org structure.
Security inside the developer pathSoon
Surface the fix in the IDE, PR, or CI pipeline, before the risk becomes another ticket waiting for triage.
Fixes that arrive with context
Block an unsafe build or assign an owner with the evidence attached.
Security Reporting That Shows Real Progress
Track whether risk is getting fixed, who owns the work, where delivery is blocked, and what evidence proves closure.
Track the work, not just the alerts
See open risk, assigned owners, overdue SLAs, blocked builds, merged fixes, accepted exceptions, and closed evidence.
Report what changed
Show which risks were opened, assigned, fixed, verified, accepted, or missed during the current reporting period.
Show where execution is stuckSoon
Track MTTR, SLA misses, recurring owners, noisy tools, delayed teams, and risk that keeps coming back.
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Compliance Evidence Without the Manual Chase
Collect evidence as security work happens, so audits reflect actual execution instead of spreadsheet archaeology.
Audit once, comply with many
Map SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, DORA, CIS Benchmarks, and SSDF controls to evidence created by real security work.
Prove compliance with confidence
Ensure your security program meets regulatory and industry standards with evidence that is ready for audit.
Customize & simplify compliance
Eliminate manual efforts by streamlining attestation and compliance workflows with automation.