GitHub finds the vulnerabilities.
You run the program.
SecureHive Application Security is the AppSec program layer of the CISO platform — an application registry, STRIDE threat modeling, and GitHub Advanced Security findings with treatment workflows. Not another scanner: GitHub runs CodeQL, Dependabot and secret scanning. SecureHive turns their alerts into an accountable security program.
Scanner alerts are not a security program.
GitHub Advanced Security already finds the problems. What most teams are missing is everything that happens after the alert — ownership, decisions, and a view a CISO can stand behind.
- Alerts live per repository, across three separate tabs — nobody sees the whole application, let alone the whole portfolio
- Findings belong to repos, not to applications with named owners — so remediation is everyone's job and no one's
- Dismissals happen in the scanner with no risk decision behind them — accepted risk that nobody actually accepted
- Threat models, security requirements and training live in wikis and spreadsheets, disconnected from the findings they exist to prevent
The program layer, in five pieces
Everything sits on the platform your security program already runs on — same tenant, same roles, same risk register, same audit surface.
Application registry
Register your applications and import repositories straight from GitHub — server-side search across any org size. Environments per application, and a per-app security team with manager and developer workspace roles.
GitHub Advanced Security
One GitHub App connect syncs code scanning, Dependabot and secret scanning alerts into unified findings — full lifecycle, built for enterprise installations.
Findings triage
One findings view across every application — faceted filters by source, severity, status and repository, status workflows, repository-level attribution, and deep links straight back to the GitHub alert.
Threat modeling with AI
STRIDE threat models per application. An AI extraction assistant proposes threats — every run lands in the platform's AI audit trail — backed by a reusable tenant threat library and one-click risk and issue creation into the risk register.
SDLC security program
An OWASP- and NIST-aligned security requirements library, SDLC gates, CI run visibility, security training assignments, and a posture score with a program dashboard.
The GitHub integration, in depth
One GitHub App connect. GitHub keeps running the scanners — SecureHive keeps the program in sync with what they find.
WHAT SYNCS
Code scanning
CodeQL static analysis alerts
Dependabot
Vulnerable dependency alerts
Secret scanning
Leaked credential alerts
All three land in one unified findings view, attributed to the repository they came from.
ALERT LIFECYCLE
Fixed in GitHub
The finding auto-resolves
Dismissed in GitHub
Becomes accepted risk
Recurs in GitHub
The finding reopens
Analyst triage decisions always outrank the scanner — a re-sync never overwrites a human call.
ENTERPRISE SCALE
Scoped sync
Linked repos, selected repos, by topic, or skip-archived
Schedules
Per-tenant schedules or cron
Real-time webhooks
Backed by a background queue that never blocks
Built for enterprise installations — sync stays scoped and scheduled on your terms, at any repository count.
GitHub runs the scanners. SecureHive runs the program.
CodeQL, Dependabot and secret scanning already do the detection — we never re-scan your code. SecureHive is the accountability layer on top: owners, treatment decisions, threat models and an audit trail, on the platform the rest of your security program already runs on.
Flat per organization. Not per developer.
AppSec tools meter by developer seat, so the bill grows every time engineering hires. Application Security is one flat module fee for the whole organization.
$3,000/year flat per organization — transacted by purchase order
Every developer, every repository, every alert — one price
Three months, full module, for design partners who help shape the roadmap
What comes out of it
An AppSec program you can show an auditor, a board, or a new hire — not a pile of alerts.
One flat module fee
Priced per organization, not per developer, repository or alert — because the point is the program, not the volume of findings behind it.
$3,000/year — two months free
Available from the Professional plan · transacted by purchase order
Design partners run a free 3-month pilot. The Advanced Security integration requires GitHub (cloud) — threat modeling and the SDLC program work without it.
See your own alerts become a program
Bring one application and its repositories. We will connect the GitHub App, import them, and walk the findings, threat model and posture score live.