See how one flaw in HackerOne’s code survived years of safe-looking changes until we used H1 Code Security Audit. Then discover which of your repos to audit first.
Frontier cyber models such as Mythos and Daybreak can find code-level flaws that tests from the outside and file-by-file scanners miss. But pointing a model at your repo isn’t a security program. Without the right harness and controls, you get noise, risk, and cost.
Dan Mateer and Steve Snyder show what a good harness looks like, how teams make agentic code audits repeatable without pulling engineering into a new workflow, and share an insightful finding from HackerOne’s own code.
What you’ll take away
- What’s different about frontier cyber models, and what customers are doing with them
- What a good harness looks like, and how to keep up as new models arrive
- One finding, end to end: how it survived years of changes, and why a checklist would have missed it
- What your team receives, and how your code is handled
