MANAGED SECURITY CONTEXT

Give your agents the security context they need.

Turn every vulnerability you’ve already fixed into context your coding agents follow, so the same flaws are never written twice.

THE OUTCOME
30% fewer vulns written
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Security context
Managed by Dam Secure
AppSec approved
.claude/skills/auth.mdSkillUpdated
.cursor/rules/data.mdcRules fileSynced
AGENTS.mdGuidanceSynced
no-hardcoded-secretsLint ruleSynced
Cursoris writing billing/webhook.ts
import Stripe from "stripe"
const key = process.env.STRIPE_KEYlint rule
const stripe = new Stripe(key)
Hard-coded secret preventedNothing to fix in review

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"Dam Secure is not just a security partner, but a sage who can lead us to higher levels of maturity."
Jaynk Theron
Head of Engineering
THE PROBLEM

Your agents don't actually know
your security standards.

01

Keeping security context current is a full-time job.

Skills, rules files, AGENTS.md, linting rules: the way you guide agents keeps changing. Someone has to write that guidance for every repo and every agent, then keep it current as both evolve.

02

AppSec can’t be in every decision.

Agents make hundreds of design and implementation calls a day, and your AppSec team can’t review them all. Their knowledge stays with a few people while the same flaws get written across every repo.

03

Security turns into the blocker.

When agents don’t know your standards, issues surface late in review and changes bounce back for rework. Engineers feel slowed down, AppSec feels ignored, and the same vulnerabilities keep coming back.

OUR SOLUTION

Agents follow your security standards, every time.

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AppSec Visibility

All your security context, 
managed from one place.

Manage the security guidance your agents follow across every repo, whatever format it’s in. Always know exactly what your agents are working from.

Security context48 repos
auth.mdSkill48 reposUpdated
data.mdcRules file48 reposLive
AGENTS.mdGuidance48 reposLive
Auto-updatedauth.md2 min ago
- Check session before data access
+ Check session and org before data access
Rolled out to all 48 reposWhy it changed
KNOWLEDGE GRAPH

Security context tailored to your codebase.

We map how your codebase fits together and write security context for the auth patterns, data flows and frameworks you actually use. Agents follow guidance that matches how your code really works.

Found in your codebase
NextAuth sessions
Prisma, scoped by org
Stripe webhooks
tRPC procedures
auth-patterns.mdWritten for you
## Before reading data
- Call getServerSession() first
- Add orgId to every Prisma where
## Webhooks
- Verify the Stripe signature
- Use protectedProcedure in tRPC
LEARNING LOOPS

Fix a flaw once and your agents stop repeating it.

When a PR or repo review finds a vulnerability, Dam Secure turns it into guidance that stops agents writing that pattern again. Your team’s fixes and dismissals tune it too, so noisy guidance gets refined and useful guidance gets reinforced.

PR #318 review
SSRF in webhook fetcher
Fixed
Same pattern since: 0
Fixes and dismissals tune the guidance
outbound-requests.mdNew
+ Only fetch allowlisted hosts
+ Call out via safeFetch()
Live for every agentShow impact
feat: add notifications servicemain
New servicetRPC addedNew auth scope
Security context3 updated today
auth-patterns.mdJunToday
api-procedures.mdNew
notifications.mdNew
secrets.mdStill current
Always Current

Security context that keeps pace with your code.

When a new service, framework or auth pattern lands, the guidance that covers it updates too. Agents stop working from guidance written for last quarter’s code.

Developer & AGENT Experience

Every coding agent covered, with nothing to install.

Context lives in the repo in the formats Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot already read, and agents load only the guidance for the code they’re touching. Devs keep working the way they do now, whichever agent they use.

payments-apiNothing to install
.claude/skills/auth.mdClaude Code
.cursor/rules/auth.mdcCursor
AGENTS.mdCodex
.github/copilot-instructions.mdGitHub Copilot
Editing src/auth/login.ts loads auth only
IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY

Ship faster without security slowing you down.

When your security standards are built into how agents write code, changes pass review the first time. Teams ship faster, and AppSec stops being the step everyone waits on.

feat: refunds API
Agent writes the changeDay 1
Review flags a missing owner checkDay 1
Rework, then waits for AppSec againDay 2
MergedDay 3
2 review roundsBlocked on AppSec
Agent writes the change with your auth guidanceDay 1
Review passes first timeDay 1
MergedDay 1
Agent moves on to the next taskDay 1
1 review roundNo rework
"Having something that catches things in real-time before they get out the door has been a lifesaver."
Sam Stewart, Head of Security at Serval
Janyk Theron
Head of Engineering
MANAGED SECURITY CONTEXT
30%
fewer vulns written
When agents start from your security standards, fewer vulnerabilities make it into code, so there’s less to catch in review and less to fix later.

How it works

01

Connect your repos.

Dam Secure maps how your codebase works, from your auth patterns to how you handle data, so the context fits the code your agents write.

02

Context is tailored to your code.

Security context is generated for your codebase in the formats Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot read, then raised as a PR for your team to review.

03

Context evolves with your code.

As your code changes and your team fixes or dismisses findings, Dam Secure keeps security context up to date, so your agents always work from the latest guidance.

Works with the tools you already use

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