AppSec startup Qwiet AI wants to make securing software less of a headache for developers—and its latest platform update takes a big step in that direction. The company unveiled new agentic AI-powered AutoFix capabilities, along with expanded integrations across Azure DevOps, Azure Boards, and GitHub, aimed at embedding security checks directly into developer workflows without slowing them down.
The updates build on Qwiet AI’s “developer-first” mission: keep engineers in the tools they already use, while making automated vulnerability detection and remediation feel seamless.
Security Where Developers Actually Work
Instead of pushing developers into separate security dashboards, Qwiet AI now offers:
- AutoFix Pull Requests in Azure DevOps – Automatically generates secure code fixes and submits them as pull requests.
- Production-ready Azure Boards Integration – Tightly connects vulnerabilities to project management workflows.
- New GitHub App – Brings agentic AI-powered security directly into repos with automated detection and fix suggestions.
The release also adds SARIF analysis support for non-CPG projects, plus AST-based policy support for Swift, broadening language and environment coverage.
“Qwiet AI’s latest updates push security even closer to where developers work, combining deeper integration, faster automated fixes, and richer insights so teams can ship secure software at the speed of innovation,” said CEO Stuart McClure.
Smarter AutoFix, Better Usability
AutoFix is the standout feature: Qwiet AI’s agentic AI doesn’t just flag vulnerabilities, it proposes—and in some cases automatically applies—fixes that fit the project context. That’s a shift from traditional scanning tools that often overwhelm teams with long vulnerability lists and little guidance.
Beyond AutoFix, the update delivers:
- Enhanced webhook notifications and automated data exports
- Expanded secrets configuration for sensitive data handling
- UI/UX improvements to streamline workflow
- New observability graphs and reports (in beta) to track vulnerability trends over time
Together, these refinements give security, DevOps, and IT leaders the visibility to prioritize issues, demonstrate progress, and respond quickly to threats.
The Market Challenge
The timing couldn’t be better—or worse, depending on your perspective. Organizations are releasing software faster than ever, often through fragmented security stacks:
- 74% of companies juggle multi-vendor security ecosystems
- 70% rely on 10+ separate tools
- Up to 80% of breaches tie back to unpatched vulnerabilities
Qwiet AI is betting that tighter integrations and automated fixes will help enterprises consolidate workflows, patch faster, and keep compliance teams off their backs.
Why It Matters
AppSec has been trending toward “shift left” security for years, but developer resistance has always been the sticking point—security tools often slow down releases. By embedding AI-powered remediation inside GitHub and Azure DevOps, Qwiet AI is tackling that friction directly.
For industries like fintech, healthcare, SaaS, and retail—where the cost of a breach is high and speed to market is critical—agentic AI in AppSec could be the difference between surviving and stumbling.
With these updates, Qwiet AI positions itself as more than another vulnerability scanner. It’s aiming to be the platform that keeps code secure at developer velocity.
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