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Use case
Find the systemic hazard before you build it.
Some failures are not a bug in one file. They are a property of how the parts control each other. Revelara analyzes that structure and shows how each hazard would trigger.
Intelligence depthany plan
01DetectIndividual risks, matched to incident patternsIncluded
02CorrelateCompound risks across services+50%
03ArchitectSystemic hazards in the control structure+150%
“Revelara has uncovered some terrifying/juicy findings. There were certainly surface level findings, but also way way deeper than I would have gotten, even with multiple human review passes. Critically, it's not just telling me the problem, but I can already start to see the matrix beyond it as the same failure class is highlighted across multiple disparate repositories.”
Principal Engineer, ex-Amazon/ex-Google
Hazard analysis from safety engineering
The Architect depth adds STPA-inspired systemic hazard analysis, adapted from Systems-Theoretic Process Analysis (Leveson, MIT). It includes control structure analysis and loss scenario modeling.
It surfaces candidate unsafe control actions for your engineers to review. These are candidates. Your engineers make the decision.
Specific, so the review is short
A general worry is hard to review. Each scenario states how the hazard would trigger in your system, so the discussion is about one path and whether it is real.
Risks that are small alone
The Correlate depth finds compound and converging risks that span multiple services, with cross-service dependency analysis and automated risk clustering. Separate low-severity risks can combine into one high-severity scenario.
PlanCorrelate and Architect are intelligence depths that you add to any plan. See pricing.
Run your first scan free.
Install the CLI, scan a repo, and read the findings in your terminal. Your source code stays on your machine.