One of the realities of enterprise security is that the organizations carrying the greatest security burden are often the last to benefit from the latest security innovation.
They operate some of the world's most important software systems. They manage enormous codebases, large engineering organizations, complex compliance requirements, and increasingly sophisticated threats.
Yet when a new generation of security technology emerges, enterprise teams are frequently told they'll need to wait. Support for their environment comes later… if it comes at all.
At DryRun, we don't believe that should be the case.
That's why I'm excited to announce that DryRun Security now supports GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES), bringing DryRun’s AI powered application security capabilities directly into enterprise GitHub environments
The Teams With the Highest Stakes Need the Best Tools
Over the last several years, we've seen tremendous advances in what application security can accomplish.
AI has fundamentally changed our ability to understand software risk. Instead of relying solely on signatures, patterns, and predefined rules, modern systems can reason about code, understand intent, identify security-relevant behavior, and help teams focus on the changes that matter most.
And if there's any group that should benefit from these advances, it's enterprise security teams.
These organizations aren't protecting simple applications. They're protecting critical business systems, customer data, financial platforms, healthcare applications, government infrastructure, and the software that powers much of the modern world.
The stakes are higher and the environments are more complex. .So, we feel they deserve access to the best security technology available.
Meeting Customers Where They Are
Over the past year, we've had conversations with security leaders, AppSec teams, and engineering organizations that were excited about DryRun's approach to application security.
The conversation often ended with the same question:
"Do you support GitHub Enterprise Server? (GHES)"
For many organizations, that's not a preference. It's a requirement.
GitHub Enterprise Server exists because organizations have legitimate needs around governance, compliance, data residency, network isolation, and operational control. These are often the same organizations with the most mature security programs and the greatest need for advanced security capabilities.
We heard that feedback clearly and this is why supporting GitHub Enterprise Server became a major focus for our team because we believe organizations shouldn't have to choose between the development environment that meets their business requirements and the security technology that helps protect it.
Bringing DryRun to GHES
With GitHub Enterprise Server support, organizations can now bring DryRun's AI-powered application security capabilities directly into their existing development ecosystem.
Security teams can leverage DryRun to better understand software risk, identify security-relevant changes, investigate emerging threats, and help developers make informed security decisions - all within the GitHub Enterprise Server environments they already rely on.
Looking Ahead
Our announcement of support for GitHub Enterprise Server is more than a platform milestone for us.It's a reflection of something we believe deeply:The organizations responsible for protecting the most important software shouldn't have to wait for innovation to reach them.
We're committed to continuing that investment and ensuring that enterprise teams can take advantage of the latest advances in application security, regardless of where their code lives.
We’re excited to see what our customers build with it.
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