Real attack
One behavior reconstructed from the live security web.
Investigate attacks, match candidate paths to code, review a fix, and test it with replay evidence.
Built for the stacks product teams already ship on.
One behavior reconstructed from the live security web.
A candidate control point with reachability evidence.
A proposed repair and the result of the paths tested.
A synthetic attack illustrates one reproducible behavior.
Example fixture: authentication bypassA candidate code path is reviewed for reachability.
Example: src/auth/session.service.ts:87Review a proposed repair at the shared control point.
Ownership guard · 3 files · +18 −30Synthetic proposed patch: src/auth/session.service.ts 85 const session = await readSession(ctx); 86 const role = session?.role; 87 - return role === 'admin' ? next() : deny(); 87 + if (!ownsResource(ctx, session)) return deny(); 88 + return next(); 89 }
A replay records outcomes for the original and selected variants.
Synthetic example: original + five mutations blockedPrototype connection surfaces for the systems that own the code, the fix, and the resulting record.
Cefense is built for software companies with real production code, a security team close to engineering, and no patience for findings that stop at a dashboard.
Responsible for reducing reachable risk and showing leadership what actually closed.
Working beside developers who need the exact file, line, owner, and smallest safe change.
Running customer-facing applications through code review and CI, with attacks worth replaying.
This synthetic fixture illustrates one tested path. A passing replay records the selected payloads and environment; it does not establish that every attack is blocked.