Solutions · Automated remediation
Nullify turns vulnerabilities into merge-ready pull requests, so fixes ship through your normal code review instead of waiting in a backlog.
Illustrative example
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The problem
Most security teams already have scanners. They know where the vulnerabilities are. The backlog grows anyway.
That's because a finding isn't a fix. Someone has to understand the issue, work out the right change for this codebase and write the patch. That someone is a developer with a feature deadline. Security work arrives outside their workflow, competes with the roadmap and waits.
The gap in most security programs isn't detection. It's remediation.
In practice
Open fix pull requests, per repository
Illustrative example. Nullify keeps at most 3 open fix pull requests per repository and 5 per remediation plan.
The outcome
Developers review a patch instead of researching a problem.
Each patch is written against your actual code and validated against your build before the PR opens.
Each PR goes to the commit author, then CODEOWNERS, then the wider team.
Nullify manages the PR through CI, but it never auto-merges.
How it works
Nullify scores findings on reachability, exploitability, business context and confidence, so fixes are written for the findings that matter.
Autofix writes a minimal, root-cause fix, validates it against your build and opens a pull request in GitHub or GitLab.
While the PR is in review, Nullify reads the CI output and fixes failures. Developers approve and merge. Open fix PRs are capped at 3 per repository, so reviewers aren't flooded.
The product
FAQ
Usually because the fix is left to developers who are prioritising feature work, and the finding arrives outside their workflow with no patch attached. Remediation stalls even when detection is working.
No. Nullify validates the fix against your build, opens a pull request and manages it through CI, but it never merges. Your developers review and approve every change.
Nullify opens fix pull requests in GitHub and GitLab, uses CODEOWNERS to route them, and connects to Jira and Slack for tickets and escalations.
Yes. Campaigns in Security Program Management target a whole group of findings, such as every instance of a CWE or every CVE-affected dependency, with fix PRs paced so developers aren't flooded. See bulk remediation and Security program management.
See Nullify write a merge-ready fix for a vulnerability in your codebase.