HZSec's AI assistant isn't a generic chatbot. It reads your scan results, matches your code against documented real-world breaches, and checks your dependencies against a live CVE feed — before you ask the first question.
Asking a general AI tool “is my code secure?” doesn't work. It hasn't read your code, doesn't know your stack, and can't check CVEs against your actual dependencies.
Most AI tools give you textbook answers pulled from documentation. HZSec starts from your actual findings, your specific stack, and what's broken right now.
Knowing that Log4Shell was exploited in under 2 hours after public disclosure changes how you prioritize. Generic AI doesn't carry that kind of operational context.
CVEs are published every day. Without a live feed, security advice is based on last quarter's threat landscape — which is not the one you're defending against.
The assistant reads your findings before you type anything. No copy-pasting code, no manual context setup — it already knows what's broken.
Ask about a specific finding, or let the assistant surface high-priority issues it noticed. Every answer is grounded in your actual scan results.
The assistant walks you through the fix step by step, explains why the pattern is dangerous, and references the real breach that matches your code.
Set a folder to watch. HZSec alerts you when a file change introduces a new finding — no manual rescan required.
A context-aware assistant, a live breach intelligence layer, real-time file monitoring, and agentic fixes — all running locally.
The assistant reads your scan results before your first message. No copy-pasting code, no manual context setup. It already knows what's broken and where.
10+ documented real-world breaches are embedded as context. When your scan matches a breach pattern, you hear exactly how fast it was exploited and how.
Connected to CISA and NVD feeds. The assistant can check your dependency versions against current CVEs and tell you which ones are actively exploited in the wild.
Watch any folder for real-time change detection. When a file is modified in a way that introduces a new security finding, HZSec surfaces it immediately.
On Pro, you don't need your own Anthropic key. HZSec manages it for you with 1,000 assistant messages per month included — no setup, no key rotation.
On supported findings, the assistant can propose and apply a code change directly. You see a full diff before anything is written — you stay in control.
The assistant already knows your findings when you open it. Every answer references your code, your stack, and documented incidents.
General-purpose AI is useful. But security assistance without code context, breach history, and live CVE data is just educated guessing.
Broad security knowledge, good at explaining concepts. But it hasn't read your code, can't check your dependencies against live CVEs, and doesn't know which patterns actually caused real-world breaches at scale.
Excellent at code completion and generation. Security suggestions are opportunistic — it flags patterns it recognizes inline, but there's no systematic scan, no severity ranking, and no remediation workflow.
Platforms that scan your repo by uploading it to their servers. Useful for org-level reporting, but requires repo permissions, sends your source code offsite, and runs on their schedule — not yours.
The assistant uses your scan results and finding metadata — not raw source files. It knows what issues exist and where, but your code stays on your machine.
On the free tier, yes. On Pro, HZSec provides a managed key with 1,000 messages/month included. You can also bring your own key at any tier for unlimited messages.
10+ documented real-world breaches — Uber, Equifax, Verkada, Log4Shell, and others — are embedded as assistant context. When your scan matches a breach pattern, you hear the exact incident referenced.
Any change to a watched file or folder is re-analyzed for security findings. If a modification introduces a new exposure, you're notified immediately without running a full scan.
Yes. The assistant isn't limited to your current findings. You can ask about secure coding patterns, explore a CVE, or get a second opinion on a specific code snippet.
The scan and Live Monitor run fully offline. The AI assistant requires a network connection to call the Anthropic API, but your code never leaves your machine as part of that call.
Download HZSec and get an AI assistant pre-loaded with your findings, breach history, and live CVE data — running entirely on your machine.
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