We built a security agent that refuses to guess.
interopt reads code the way a senior reviewer does, and proves every finding against the source it actually opened. This is the team, the thesis, and the standard we hold it to.
Most tools shout. Ours earns the alarm.
Security scanners have trained teams to ignore them. They flag a thousand maybes, bury three real problems inside the pile, and leave a human to sort it out at 5pm on a Friday.
We think a finding you can't trust is worse than no finding at all. So interopt was built around a single discipline: it is not allowed to report anything it hasn't opened the source for and proven against the path it depends on.
Every finding clears three guards — read, exists, contained — before it is allowed to exist. Nothing is cited from memory. Nothing is inferred from a file name. If the agent can't walk you to the line, it stays quiet.
The result is a security system that behaves like your most careful reviewer: it reads deeply, it speaks rarely, and when it does, it brings a patch.
Care about the line between maybe and proven?
We hire slowly and deliberately for people who would rather be right than loud. If that sounds like you, come build the quiet kind of security with us.