Productized AppSec · Evidence-backed · Hermes AI

Productized AppSec for vCISOs, SaaS teams, and Lovable developers.

Run authorized web, API, IaC, and cloud security testing, collect evidence automatically, and ship executive-ready reports with Hermes AI.

Signed authorization required
Full audit logging
Evidence-backed reporting
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Choose your path

One platform, three tailored workflows.

Pick the path that fits your team. Every workflow runs on the same evidence-backed engine, Hermes AI triage, and audit trail.

Platform overview

Everything you need for authorized, evidence-backed AppSec.

A cohesive platform — not a patchwork of scanners — with one source of truth for every finding, artifact, and report.

Authorized scanning

Run web, API, IaC, and cloud configuration scans against targets you own or are contracted to test — with every scan gated by signed authorization.

Evidence collection

Screenshots, request and response snippets, CWE mapping, and remediation state captured automatically alongside every finding.

Hermes AI triage

Deduplicate, correlate, and prioritize findings. Draft executive and technical narratives — all grounded in real evidence and labeled AI-generated.

GitLab integration

Push, merge-request, and pipeline-triggered scans with advisory comments or hard status-check gating on the branches that matter.

Lovable MCP

Trigger scans and pull findings straight from your Lovable prompts through a custom MCP server built on OAuth 2.1 + PKCE.

Framework packs & rules

OWASP, API Top 10, Supabase RLS, Stripe webhooks, React, CIS Terraform / K8s / Docker — plus custom rules for your codebase.

Cloud validation

Read-only AWS, Azure, and GCP checks that flag risky posture without touching your production workloads.

Client-ready reporting

Branded executive and technical PDF and CSV exports drafted by Hermes and reviewable by your team before delivery.

RBAC, MFA, audit log

Role-based access control, MFA enforcement, encrypted secrets, and a complete audit log of who launched what and when.

How Hermes AI works

A security-literate assistant — not a replacement for judgment.

Hermes reads your evidence, condenses it, and drafts the narrative your team would have written anyway — faster and more consistently. Every output is grounded in real scan data and clearly labeled AI-generated so reviewers know exactly what they're signing off.

  • Deduplicates & prioritizes
    Collapses duplicate signals across scanners and ranks by exploitability and business impact.
  • Correlates evidence
    Ties requests, responses, and configuration into a single story per finding.
  • Drafts reports
    Executive summaries and technical remediation notes, ready for review.
  • Grounded & labeled
    Cites evidence for each claim and clearly marks AI-generated content.
Authorization & trust

Testing that's safe, sanctioned, and accountable.

RASS is built for the reality that AppSec work happens against real production systems, on behalf of real customers. Authorization and accountability are the product — not a compliance afterthought.

Signed authorization

Every scan target requires a documented authorization confirmation before execution.

Full audit logging

Every scan launched, every finding touched, every export downloaded — attributed and timestamped.

Role-based access control

Granular roles for consultants, engineers, reviewers, and read-only stakeholders.

MFA enforcement

Multi-factor authentication for platform access and high-risk actions.

Encrypted secrets

Auth profiles, tokens, and integration credentials encrypted at rest with short-lived scan tokens.

Signed webhooks

HMAC-signed callbacks with replay protection on every inbound integration.

Integrations & ecosystem

Plug into the tools your team already uses.

GitLab
MR comments, pipeline gating, push-triggered scans.
Lovable MCP
Prompt-driven scans and Hermes remediation in the editor.
AWS · Azure · GCP
Read-only cloud posture and configuration checks.
Terraform · K8s · Docker
IaC static analysis with CIS benchmarks and custom rules.
Supabase · Stripe
RLS validation and signed-webhook verification packs.
Custom rules & automation
Custom rules, workflow automation, and orchestration via API and webhooks.
Framework packs

Test against the frameworks your auditors care about.

Pack
OWASP Top 10

Web application security top 10 (2021)

Pack
OWASP API Top 10

API-specific vulnerabilities and abuse (OWASP API Top 10)

Pack
Supabase & RLS

Row-level security, policy audit, key isolation

Pack
Stripe & Webhooks

Signature verification, replay safety, idempotency

Pack
React Client-Side

XSS, storage, DOM safety in the browser

Pack
CIS Terraform Benchmarks

AWS / Azure / GCP misconfigurations in Terraform HCL

Pack
Terraform Sentinel / OPA

Policy-as-code checks for secrets and org standards

Pack
CIS CloudFormation

AWS CloudFormation IAM, network, and storage checks

Pack
CIS Kubernetes

Pod security, workload hardening, and RBAC checks

Pack
CIS Helm

Rendered Helm chart values against Kubernetes baselines

Pack
CIS Docker

Dockerfile hardening — root user, tags, remote sources

Pack
CIS AWS Foundations

AWS account, IAM, and service configuration

Pack
CIS Azure Foundations

Azure subscription, IAM, and service configuration

Pack
CIS GCP Foundations

GCP project, IAM, and service configuration

Use cases

Outcomes, not just scans.

Productized client assessments

vCISOs run repeatable, branded assessments across a portfolio of clients — same rigor, one console, evidence-backed deliverables.

For vCISOs

Pipeline-aware AppSec

SaaS teams gate MRs, catch regressions before staging, and hand auditors evidence exports that make security review a formality.

For SaaS teams

Secure-by-default building

Lovable developers prompt Hermes to scan their app, review findings inline, and ship fixes without ever context-switching.

For Lovable developers

Ready to run your first authorized scan?

Bring a target, a signed authorization, and an auth profile. RASS handles evidence, triage, and reporting.