Hiro
Your agentic security team from first commit to SOC 2
Hiro launched on May 20, 2026 with 28 votes, #837 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Hiro gets your security work done. It reads findings from Aikido and Wiz, pulls open tasks from Drata, and scans Supabase, Vercel, Github, and more then ships the fixes. Not a dashboard of homework. The homework, done.
Autonomous remediation: agents find security gaps, fix them with real PRs and infra changes, and prove it with audit-ready evidence. SOC 2 included. Built for the Claude Code stack.
Hiro pulls open tasks from your compliance platform and security scanners, writes the PRs, tests the changes, deploys, and monitors the rollout. Security issues fixed while you sleep. Vanta and Drata tell you what is failing. Hiro flips them to green in a day. Hiro pulls findings from your scanners, creates a fix, and tests it before deploying to production. The report is table stakes. Hiro runs the program behind it: your stack scanned continuously, every diff reviewed, and vulnerabilities fixed on SLA. Scanners, compliance dashboards, and “AI compliance” platforms all add to your queue. More alerts. More tickets. More evidence to collect. Hiro takes the opposite bet: close the work, don’t…from hirosecure.com
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