CAVRIX
AI-native IT, cybersecurity and compliance for SMEs
Many companies still review their source code only occasionally — even though new vulnerabilities can be introduced with every commit.
That’s what we’re addressing with CAVRIX.
Our new continuous code-security service reviews repositories on every commit for:
Hard-coded passwords, keys and tokens
Vulnerable dependencies
Unsafe code patterns
Changes can also be assessed against the wider codebase, while deeper reviews look at dependencies and repository history.
Importantly, findings aren’t just generated automatically. A person reviews them, false positives are filtered out, and remediation can include rotating exposed credentials and updating vulnerable libraries.
CAVRIX brings this together with managed IT, endpoint detection, dark-web monitoring, fraud prevention, brand protection and NIS2 support for mid-sized companies.
The goal is simple: make cybersecurity an ongoing operational process rather than an annual appointment.
For anyone building or operating software: how often is your production code actually reviewed for security issues?
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The human review element is notable here. In security, the difference between detecting something and producing a finding someone can actually trust is significant.