Security that lives
in your workflow.
No security tickets. No separate portals. No context-switching. Tacosec surfaces CVEs in your PRs, your terminal, and your CI pipeline — exactly where you already work.
The Developer Experience
Scan from your terminal. Right now.
$ tacosec scan .
▶ Scanning dependencies (package-lock.json + Dockerfile)...
✓ express@4.18.2 — no known CVEs
✓ lodash@4.17.21 — no known CVEs
⚠ axios@0.21.1 — CVE-2023-45857 HIGH 8.1
→ Fix: upgrade to axios@1.6.0 or later
✕ node-fetch@2.6.1 — CVE-2022-0235 CRIT 9.8 exploit public
→ Fix: upgrade to node-fetch@3.3.0 or later
2 findings (1 critical, 1 high) — run with --fix to auto-patch
Built for Your Stack
Works where you work.
CLI-first workflow
Run `tacosec scan` locally before you push. Get the same results your CI pipeline will see — no surprises, no broken builds.
PR-native feedback
Tacosec comments directly on your pull request: which CVE, which package, which line introduced it. One-click to the fix.
Fix suggestions built in
Not just 'you have a CVE'. Tacosec tells you the safe version to upgrade to, whether a workaround exists, and the blast radius if you defer.
Full API access
Query your entire vulnerability inventory programmatically. Build your own dashboards, automations, or integrate with internal tooling.
Language Support
Your stack is covered.
Integrations
Fits your pipeline. Not the other way around.
For Developers
Security that doesn't slow you down.
See It In Action
Watch Tacosec in a real dev workflow.
Stop opening security tickets.
Fix vulnerabilities where you code — before they become someone else's problem.