PRGuard for CISOs & AppSec
Your AppSec team can’t be on every code change — yet when an unreviewed change goes wrong, it’s still your incident.
PRGuard audits every PR and every push against the security standards you enable in your rules and context files — OWASP checks, hardcoded secrets, unsafe data handling, the patterns your last pentest report told you to watch for.
Every change is audited, and every finding logged with an outcome — coverage that doesn’t depend on who was available to review.
OWASP & secrets, every change
Enable the standards you care about — injection risks, broken access-control patterns, hardcoded credentials — and every change is checked against them, alongside the policies you write in plain language. Your standards, not a generic checklist.
The reviewer can’t be socially engineered
Before any audit runs, a dedicated gatekeeper screens the diff for prompt-injection attempts — instructions hidden in code or comments aimed at manipulating an AI reviewer. Attempts are recorded, not obeyed.
A real gate when you want one
Every change gets the full audit either way — the setting decides what happens next. By default PRGuard posts its review and stays out of the way; tighten a repository so a FAIL requests changes, and nothing merges until the finding is addressed.
Coverage without loopholes
Direct pushes are audited too, so a hotfix straight to main doesn’t slip past the control. Skip markers are off until you enable them per repository — a policy decision you make, not a default you discover.
Every audit leaves an attributable record — what was checked, what failed, who signed off on the fix — the kind of trail your SOC 2 and PCI-DSS reviews ask for.
A note on scope. PRGuard is a code-governance layer, not a scanner replacement or a certification. It complements your SAST/DAST tooling with policy enforcement and an evidence trail — whether a record satisfies a specific control is a determination for you and your auditor.
No — keep them. Scanners give you a deterministic floor of known-pattern detection.
PRGuard is the governance layer on top: it enforces the security policies you write in plain language and leaves an attributable evidence trail per change, which scanners don’t do.
That attack is anticipated. Before any audit runs, a dedicated gatekeeper screens the diff for prompt-injection attempts — instructions hidden in code or comments aimed at an AI reviewer.
Attempts are recorded, not obeyed.
When you want it to. By default PRGuard posts its review and stays out of the way.
Tighten a repository and a FAIL requests changes, so nothing merges until the finding is addressed — a per-repository policy decision, not an all-or-nothing switch.
AI usage is part of your subscription, not a bill on the side. Every plan includes a set monthly AI credit allowance, and each audit draws from it — no separate API key to bring, no separate token invoice. And if a busy month needs more, top-up credits are available anytime and roll over.