Depthfirst
Autonomous AI security agents for code, dependencies, and running apps
Linked from depthfirst.com · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- Autonomous AI security platform
- Made for
- Security and product-security teams
- Runs on
- Web app and developer workflows
- Sign-in at the web app; reviews and fixes appear in pull requests and CI/CD.
What it does
depthfirst is a security platform that applies autonomous AI agents to source code, dependencies, coding-agent output, and running applications. It produces findings, exploitability results, and merge-ready pull requests with proposed fixes. Its components include a Code Scanner, Dependency Firewall, Security Reviewer, and Agentic Pentester, plus detection of secrets across codebases, CI/CD pipelines, and runtime environments.
The Security Reviewer checks human- and AI-written changes before merge, and the Agentic Pentester tests a running application to confirm which findings are actually exploitable and replays the attack after each fix merges. A Supply Chain component traces dependencies to the code that calls them. The company also publishes dfbench, its own benchmark of detection, validation, and differential-analysis results across models; these figures are vendor-reported.
It suits security and product-security teams at software companies that ship code frequently, including teams using AI coding agents, and want validated, fixable findings rather than long scanner reports. Access starts with a demo request, and existing users sign in at app.depthfirst.com. Pricing and deployment options are not published, so confirm cost and setup details with the vendor.
What it can do
- Scans code for business-logic and data-flow vulnerabilities (Code Scanner)
- Blocks malicious packages before they enter the environment (Dependency Firewall)
- Reviews human and AI-generated code changes before merge (Security Reviewer)
- Validates exploitability by testing running applications (Agentic Pentester)
- Traces dependency risk to reachable code paths (Supply Chain)
- Detects and validates secrets across codebases, CI/CD, and runtime
Before you choose
- No public pricing was found; cost must be confirmed directly with the vendor.
- Benchmark results are vendor-published and model-specific; validate against your own codebase.
- Agentic Pentesting targets running applications, so access to a test or staging environment may be needed.
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Get started
Get started via demo request; sign-in is available for existing users.
- Request a demo or sign in at app.depthfirst.com.
- Connect your codebase and CI/CD workflows as your team configures them.
- Enable the components you need (Code Scanner, Dependency Firewall, Security Reviewer, Agentic Pentester).
Plans and prices
Contact the vendor via the demo page to confirm pricing, trial availability, and any free tier.
We couldn’t find published prices for Depthfirst.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- Continuous Cyber Defense ↗depthfirst.com
- Continuous Cyber Defense ↗depthfirst.com
- Company | depthfirst ↗depthfirst.com
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