DryRun Security

Overview

DryRun Security is an AI-native static analysis and code security platform built around a simple observation: traditional SAST tools generate enormous volumes of findings, most of which are not exploitable, and developers learn to ignore them. Rather than running rulesets against an AST, DryRun's Contextual Security Analysis engine reasons about what a code change actually does — its intent, the trust boundaries it crosses, and whether a given weakness is reachable and exploitable in context.

How It Works

The product installs as a GitHub App and reviews pull requests as they open, posting findings inline as review comments. It analyzes the diff alongside surrounding code to understand authorization logic, data flow, and configuration changes, categories where pattern-based scanners historically perform badly. Because it operates at the pull request rather than in a nightly pipeline scan, feedback arrives while the developer still has context, which is the main driver of remediation rates. Setup is fast: install the app, point it at repositories, and a short onboarding call tunes the instance to the team's stack.

Pricing and Evaluation

DryRun does not publish self-serve pricing; plans are scoped to the number of developers and security team members using the product. A 30-day free trial is available without a credit card, and third-party listings have reported entry pricing in the neighborhood of $19 per user per month, though enterprise quotes vary. The trial-first motion is realistic for a tool whose whole pitch is signal quality — the only way to evaluate it is to run it against your own repositories and compare its findings to your incumbent scanner.

Who It Is For

This suits engineering organizations drowning in SAST noise, particularly those whose developers have stopped reading security findings entirely. It is also increasingly relevant as AI coding agents generate more code faster, since pull request-time security review becomes the practical control point. Teams that need broad, compliance-driven coverage across SAST, SCA, secrets, container, and IaC scanning in one certified platform will still want a full ASPM suite.