Applying agentic analysis to real AppSec problems
A few weeks ago, we wrote about leveling up your agentic AppSec superpowers. In that post, we made a case: agentic analysis is a genuine, new security capability that works alongside your existing scanning, not instead of it. This time we put that claim to the test — against real, recent, critical vulnerabilities in real open-source software: the kind of logic and design flaws that even the strongest traditional static analysis isn’t built to catch.
From “can it work?” to “does it work?”
A capability is only worth as much as the evidence behind it. It’s easy to demo an LLM reading code and saying something clever about it. It’s much harder — and much more useful — to show that a security analyzer built on top of that reasoning reliably finds the vulnerabilities that matter, in code it has never been told anything about.
So we built a...
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