Webcuris
Webcuris is a continuous security assessment platform
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Webcuris is a continuous security assessment platform for websites, repositories and AI-assisted code. It scans safely against production, analyses dependencies, correlates attack paths, and tracks whether a finding actually stayed fixed.
Webcuris is a continuous security assessment platform for websites, repositories and AI-assisted code. It reads what an attacker can see — certificates, headers, dependencies, code — ranks what they would reach first, and tells you whether last month's fix actually held. The product's own dashboard components, rendered with a representative dataset — not a live account. No agents to install, no traffic to reroute. The first assessment is reading what you already publish. Free, no card. You get the same scanning engine as every paid plan — the tier changes scope, never quality. The standard scan starts immediately — the same requests a browser makes, so it is safe to point at production.…from webcuris.com
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