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What is "Zero Trust for Code"?
Zero Trust for Code is a security posture that assumes all software is untrusted until its behavior is verified. Unlike traditional tools that look for known threat signatures, CodeHunter deconstructs the underlying logic of a file to provide a deterministic verdict before execution.
How does CodeHunter differ from a traditional Sandbox?
Traditional sandboxes execute files in a virtual environment to see what they do, which is slow and easily bypassed by “sandbox-aware” malware. CodeHunter uses Pre-Execution Behavioral Analysis to map potential intent at the binary level without ever needing to run the code.
Does CodeHunter rely on AI or Machine Learning for detection?
While we utilize advanced algorithmic models to scale our analysis, our engine is AI-resilient. We focus on deterministic execution patterns rather than probabilistic “scores,” ensuring our verdicts remain accurate even against AI-generated or highly obfuscated threats.
What is a "Deterministic Verdict"?
A deterministic verdict is a definitive “Yes/No” answer based on the functional DNA of the code. Instead of providing a “risk score” of 7/10, we provide a defensible proof of what the code is programmed to do, such as unauthorized data exfiltration or memory injection.
Can CodeHunter detect Zero-Day threats?
Yes. Because we analyze fundamental behaviors (the “how” and “why” of code execution) rather than searching for specific file signatures, we identify novel exploits and zero-day threats that have never been seen by the industry before.
How does this integrate into a CI/CD pipeline?
CodeHunter acts as a standardized security gate within your DevSecOps workflow. It can be integrated via API to automatically scan third-party binaries, open-source packages, and internal builds, preventing unverified code from reaching production.
What file types and environments do you support?
We support a wide range of compiled binaries, installers, and scripts across Windows, Linux, and macOS environments. Our engine is designed to handle the most complex enterprise software artifacts, including those with heavy obfuscation.
Does CodeHunter impact system performance?
No. Because our analysis is pre-execution and happens outside the production flow, there is zero impact on the end-user’s CPU or system performance. Our “machine-speed” analysis is designed to keep pace with high-velocity deployment cycles.
How do you handle "False Positives"?
By moving away from probabilistic scoring and focusing on forensic-level behavioral truth, we maintain a near-zero false positive rate. Our verdicts are backed by defensible technical evidence, allowing security teams to act with total confidence.
Is CodeHunter a replacement for EDR or XDR?
CodeHunter is a force multiplier for your existing stack. While EDR/XDR focuses on detecting threats that are already active in your environment, CodeHunter provides the “Pre-Execution” gate that prevents those threats from ever being deployed.
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