About OpenHack
OpenHack is an AI security engineer service that scans a company's own code and applications for vulnerabilities, verifies them, and proposes fixes. It reviews pull requests, scans codebases for logic flaws that conventional tools miss, checks dependencies for malicious or typosquatted packages, scans for leaked secrets including in git history, and runs AI driven penetration tests against the customer's own applications on a continuing basis. Findings are prioritized by exploitability and business context, and the platform can open fix pull requests.
It is intended for engineering and security teams at startups and enterprises that ship code frequently. The vendor says auto verification keeps false positives near zero. Integrations include GitHub, Slack, Linear and Vanta, and a command line tool is available. The enterprise tier adds a choice of model with no lock in, bring your own key, SSO and SAML, audit logs, role based access control, custom data residency, on premise deployment, a business associate agreement and SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR compliance reports.
A free pay as you go plan costs $0 and includes one project, five free PR security reviews per month, one free full scan, basic supply chain analysis and CLI access. Enterprise pricing is custom and quoted on request. Further usage on the free plan is billed pay as you go, though the rates are not published.
The listing sits under image tools, although the product is a code security platform.