OX Security
Software supply chain security solutions
Secure code review software
Software composition analysis tools
Static application security testing (SAST) software
Cloud security software
Application security posture management (ASPM) software
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What is OX Security
OX Security is an application security posture management (ASPM) platform that helps security and engineering teams prioritize and remediate application and software supply chain risks across the SDLC. It aggregates findings from multiple AppSec and cloud-native sources (such as code, CI/CD, and runtime signals) to reduce alert volume and focus on issues that are more likely to be exploitable or impactful. The product is typically used by AppSec, product security, and DevSecOps teams to manage vulnerability backlogs, ownership, and remediation workflows across many repositories and services. It emphasizes risk-based prioritization and contextualization rather than operating as a single-point scanner.
Risk-based issue prioritization
The platform focuses on correlating security findings with contextual signals to help teams decide what to fix first. This approach can reduce time spent triaging large volumes of SAST/SCA and cloud findings. It is well-suited to organizations that already run multiple scanners and need a consistent prioritization layer. It also supports program-level visibility for managing remediation across teams.
Multi-source AppSec aggregation
OX Security is designed to ingest and normalize findings from different parts of the development lifecycle, including code and pipeline-related sources. Consolidating results into a single view can reduce duplicate tickets and fragmented reporting across tools. This is useful for enterprises with many repositories and heterogeneous toolchains. It can also help standardize ownership and workflows across engineering groups.
Workflow and ownership alignment
The product supports assigning issues to the right teams and tracking remediation progress across applications. Centralized reporting helps security teams measure posture and remediation SLAs without relying on manual spreadsheets. Integrations into developer workflows can reduce friction compared with security-only dashboards. This aligns with DevSecOps operating models where engineering teams own fixes.
Depends on upstream data quality
Because the platform aggregates and prioritizes findings, its output quality depends on the accuracy and coverage of connected scanners and telemetry sources. Gaps in integrations or inconsistent tagging/asset inventory can reduce the effectiveness of correlation and ownership mapping. Teams may need to invest time in normalizing repositories, services, and identities. This can be a non-trivial onboarding effort in complex environments.
Not a full replacement for scanners
ASPM platforms typically complement rather than replace dedicated SAST, SCA, secrets, or cloud security scanners. Organizations looking for a single tool to perform deep code analysis may still need separate scanning products. As a result, total cost and operational complexity can remain higher than a single-scanner approach. Buyers should validate which native detections are included versus which require third-party tools.
Integration and tuning overhead
Connecting CI/CD systems, source control, ticketing, and multiple security tools often requires configuration, permissions, and ongoing maintenance. Prioritization models may need tuning to match an organization’s risk appetite and engineering practices. Without clear governance, teams can still experience alert fatigue if policies are too broad. Change management is required to ensure developers adopt the workflows.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Startup | $19/month/developer (billed annually) | 1–10 developers; Scanners: SCA, SAST, Secrets/PII; SBOM; IDE plugins; Daily scan |
| Professional | $67/month/developer (billed annually) | 11–60 developers; All Startup features plus IaC, CSPM, CI/CD Security, Git Posture, Malicious Dependencies; Pipeline scan; Private container scanning; Full workflows access; Integrations; 1 cloud account; AI engine credits; AI remediation; Dedicated success manager (quarterly calls) |
| Scale | Contact Sales | 61–250 developers; All Professional features plus Agentic pentester; Public container scanning; Multi-cloud support; AI engine credits; Dedicated success manager (monthly calls); SSO integration |
| Enterprise | Contact Sales | 251+ developers; All Scale features plus Runtime agents; Multi-branch; Dedicated success manager (bi-weekly calls); Custom reports; Customized pricing |
