Detect attacks.
Generate the fix.
In minutes.
HackWatch detects intrusions in real time, investigates them with AI, and opens a pull request with a secure, tested patch — before your team even opens the alert.
Book a Demo- return Http::get($url);
+ $url = validateCallback(...);
+ if (!isAllowedHost($url))
+ return Http::withOptions(...);
From attack to remediation,
automatically
A deterministic pipeline turns a live exploit into a reviewed, tested pull request — no alert fatigue, no manual triage.
Detect
Real-time attacks are detected by the security agent as they happen — no batching, no delays.
Investigate
The platform correlates runtime evidence, identifies the affected endpoint, and traces the attack back to the vulnerable source code.
Remediate
AI generates a secure code fix, writes regression tests, and validates the change in an isolated build.
Review
A GitHub pull request is automatically created with the patch, tests, and full context — ready for developer approval.
Everything between the alert
and the fix
A single platform that replaces the handoff between detection tools, ticket queues, and developer toil.
Real-time attack detection
A lightweight agent streams runtime signals and flags active exploits in milliseconds — not after the blast radius grows.
AI investigations
Autonomous reasoning correlates evidence across the stack to reconstruct the attack path and confirm root cause.
Source code correlation
Every incident is traced back to the exact file, function, and line responsible — closing the gap between ops and engineering.
Automatic secure code generation
AI produces an idiomatic, framework-aware patch with regression tests, then validates it in an isolated build.
GitHub pull request creation
Patches ship as reviewable PRs with full context — diffs, tests, and remediation notes — ready for developer approval.
Operational incident recommendations
Beyond code, HackWatch recommends containment, rotation, and hardening steps tailored to the specific attack vector.
Multi-framework support
First-class adapters for Laravel, Next.js, Node.js, Python, and PHP — with extensible adapters for the rest.
Self-hosted deployment
Run the entire platform in your own VPC or on-premise. Your source code and telemetry never leave your perimeter.
Built for the people who
respond and the people who fix
A single surface for security posture, live investigation, and developer-ready remediation.
Fits the stack you already run
First-class adapters for the frameworks and infrastructure your team ships to production every day.
NOTEAdditional frameworks can be supported through framework adapters — bring your own or request one from our team.
Stop at the alert. Or finish the
job.
Traditional tools hand you a ticket and hope. HackWatch carries the incident all the way to a reviewed pull request.
Detect, then wait
Detect to pull request
See what autonomous remediation saves you
Estimate the engineering hours and dollars your team reclaims when incidents resolve themselves instead of queuing for a human.
Based on a 4-minute mean time to remediation on HackWatch vs. your 6-hour manual baseline. Averages — your results depend on incident complexity.
Book a DemoSecurity teams shipping fixes, not tickets
HackWatch closed the loop we'd been trying to close for years. An SSRF hit production at 2am and there was a reviewed, tested pull request before the on-call engineer finished their coffee.
We retired three separate tools. Detection, investigation, and remediation now happen on one surface, and our developers actually trust the patches because they ship as normal PRs.
The source-code correlation is the breakthrough. For the first time our security team points engineering at the exact line, not a vague ticket. MTTR dropped by an order of magnitude.
Questions,
answered
Everything you need to evaluate HackWatch for your environment.
No. HackWatch never pushes code to production on its own. It generates a secure patch, validates it with regression tests in an isolated build, and opens a pull request. A developer reviews and merges — keeping humans in control of every change that ships.
Move from attack to
remediation in minutes
See HackWatch detect a live exploit, investigate it, and open a reviewed pull request — on your stack, with your team watching.