Remysec

What is Remysec?

Remysec (also called Remy Security) is an AI-powered tool for security design reviews. It automates much of the review process, helping teams prioritize designs by risk and deliver thorough reviews with less effort. It acts as an assistant to security professionals rather than a replacement for their expertise.

The tool generates questions and feedback for design authors to ensure complete review coverage, integrates with existing issue trackers and documents, and uses targeted insights to reduce the need for lengthy review meetings. Any AI suggestion can be edited, regenerated, or audited before finalization, so users stay in control. The goal is to surface risky engineering plans early, while issues can still be addressed during the design phase.

Who created Remysec?

Remysec was developed by a team of security specialists. Its CEO is Olivier Pomel, who also serves as CEO of Datadog.

What is Remysec used for?

• Discovering and triaging engineering plans with risk-based prioritization
• Generating targeted insights, including questions and feedback for design authors
• Providing risk ratings and actionable summaries for each design plan
• Ensuring full coverage so critical details aren’t missed
• Integrating with issue trackers and documents, including engineering and product design docs
• Tracking engineering plans in one place and reducing costly meetings

Who is Remysec for?

Remysec targets security-focused roles — staff security engineers, security engineers, security architects, and product security teams — along with the product teams, architects, product designers, and engineers they support.

Getting started with Remysec

Setup involves granting Remysec access to the sources where your engineering plans are stored, uploading your security policies and guidelines for reference during reviews, and configuring triage settings that define how designs are prioritized by risk. You can also book a demo with the founders to discuss a pilot program.

Once configured, Remysec generates questions and recommendations for design authors, and you can track coverage and risks across your plans from a single view.