Solutions · Cut alert fatigue
Nullify filters, validates and prioritises findings before they reach a developer, so your team stops sorting noise and starts closing real risk.
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The problem
Your scanners are doing their job. They find things, constantly. The trouble is that many of those findings are false positives, and there's no quick way to tell which ones.
So your security team spends its week hand-checking alerts. Developers learn that most tickets don't matter and start ignoring all of them, including the ones that do. The real risk sits in the same queue as the noise.
More detection isn't the answer. The answer is a better decision about which finding deserves attention.
In practice
Illustrative example, not customer data
Illustrative example. Every item is scored 0 to 100 on severity, exploitability, reachability and business impact.
The outcome
Unreachable code, test fixtures and benign configurations are filtered out before human review.
Findings are scored on reachability, exploitability, business context and confidence, not just a severity label.
When your team overrides a decision, it persists through re-triage.
API findings from the Pentest Agent arrive with exploit evidence, and leaked secrets are checked to confirm they're live.
How it works
Nullify filters out findings in unreachable code, test fixtures and benign configurations before a human sees them.
Code findings are validated on reachability, exploitability and business context. Secrets are verified live against the provider (AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, GitLab, Stripe and Slack), so live credentials outrank dead or rotated ones. For REST and GraphQL APIs, the Pentest Agent actively exploits the path and reports it with request/response evidence after an independent re-review.
When code, dependencies or threat intel change, Nullify re-triages automatically. Findings worth fixing reach developers in GitHub or GitLab with a merge-ready patch attached.
The product
Continuous scoring on reachability, exploitability, business context and confidence, with automatic re-triage.
Triage and remediation →Live exploitation with evidence for REST and GraphQL findings from the Pentest Agent.
Exploit validation →Live verification against real providers, with live secrets ranked first.
Secrets detection →FAQ
Scanners flag everything that matches a pattern, whether or not it's reachable or exploitable in your environment. That produces a high volume of findings, many of them false positives. Security and engineering teams stop trusting the queue as a result.
Nullify scores each finding on reachability, exploitability, business context and confidence, and filters out unreachable code, test fixtures and benign configurations. Its AI-native SAST reasons about how your application works instead of matching signatures. API findings from the Pentest Agent are actively exploited, with evidence, before they're reported.
No. Nullify can work alongside the tools you already have. It also covers code, secrets, cloud and API pentesting itself, so teams can consolidate over time. See tool consolidation.
Your security team decides what matters. Nullify separates severity (abstract risk) from priority (urgency in your context), so developers see the most urgent issues first. Your overrides persist through re-triage.
See how Nullify triages your real findings in a live session.
