Tamis
Detected everything the scanners report Reachable a trace links the input to the sensitive sink Confirmed exploitation observed, with its provenance
SQL injectionCWE-89Confirmed
  1. Detected: depot.py:9 concatenated SQL
  2. Reachable: request.args.get → db.execute
  3. Confirmed: Request replayed, proof attached

Fewer alerts.
More proof.

Application security, from design to compliance.

A 30-minute demo on a project close to yours.

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For architects, developers, AppSec, pentesters, CISOs and GRC.

Sovereignty, on your terms.

  • Designed in France

    French team, French development.

  • Hosted in France

    OVHcloud or Scaleway, French providers.

  • You stay in control

    SaaS, on-premises or air-gapped, in your environment.

  • Your frameworks

    ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA and CRA linked to your projects' evidence.

Hosting and security 

A vulnerability, its proof, its fix.

A vulnerable dependency in Tamis: the recommended upgrade, the pull request to create, the installed and fixed versions, and the dependency path.A vulnerable dependency in Tamis: the recommended upgrade, the pull request to create, the installed and fixed versions, and the dependency path.
  1. What to doThe upgrade that fixes it, explained.
  2. In one clickThe pull request, or the Jira ticket.
  3. The proofInstalled version, fixed version.
  4. The pathFrom your application to the dependency.

One shared project.

What one role does, every other role uses.

In Tamis, every role works from the same base: the same code, the same vulnerabilities, the same proof. Nobody re-enters anyone else's work.

  • The developer's fix becomes the GRC team's audit evidence.
  • The architect's model guides the pentester's work.
  • A newly disclosed vulnerability reaches the CISO with the affected applications.

Sound familiar?

Pick your role: here is how Tamis supports you, step by step.

    See this journey in a demo 

    Connected to your tools

    Code and CI

    • GitHub
    • GitLab
    • Bitbucket
    • Azure DevOps
    • JFrog

    IDEs and agents

    • VS Code
    • JetBrains
    • Cursor
    • Windsurf

    Issue tracking

    • Jira
    • ServiceNow
    • Linear
    • Trello
    • Notion
    • monday.com
    • Confluence

    Alerting

    • Slack
    • Microsoft Teams
    • PagerDuty
    • Opsgenie

    SIEM

    • Splunk
    • Datadog
    • Microsoft Sentinel
    • AWS Security Hub

    Scanner imports

    • SARIF
    • Snyk
    • SonarQube
    • Checkmarx
    • Qualys
    • Nessus

    Before you start.

    What does Tamis cover?

    Code (SAST), dependencies (SCA), secrets, infrastructure as code (IaC), containers and cloud, plus DAST on your applications that are already live.

    We support many languages and formats, including Java, C, C++, C#, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, PHP, Ruby, Kotlin, Swift and Rust, and we also analyze firmware. Coverage varies with the rules available for each language.

    Threat modeling, pentest engagements and GRC management are included too, all under a single license.

    Does my code leave my infrastructure?

    Self-hosted, no: your code and results stay with you, as long as you don't enable an external AI provider.

    In SaaS, we fetch the code from your source control and analyze it in an isolated environment, hosted in France by OVHcloud or Scaleway.

    A mode with an agent in your VPC is in development.

    Do I need to connect an AI model?

    No. The scanners, the catalogued fixes and the risk scoring all run without AI.

    If you want the AI features, your administrator chooses the provider, and it can be a local model.

    Do I have to replace my scanners?

    No. Tamis has its own analyzers, and also imports results from around forty tools, including Snyk, Semgrep, SonarQube, Checkmarx, Trivy, Qualys and any SARIF file.

    Duplicates across tools are merged into a single finding.

    How is a vulnerability confirmed?

    In code, a trace links an attacker-controlled input to the sensitive sink. For a dependency, we check that your code calls the vulnerable function; when we can't tell, the finding stays visible.

    A request is only replayed against an application whose ownership you have proven (a token under /.well-known or a DNS record).

    A triage decision carries over from one scan to the next, and is reopened if the code changes.

    What do I need to get started?

    For SaaS, read access to your source control: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps.

    Self-hosted, a machine with Docker, or a Kubernetes cluster with Helm.

    How is pricing set?

    One price per active developer per year: €240 excl. tax for each of the first 100, then €180 up to the 400th, with a minimum of €6,000 per year.

    Above 400, we provide a quote.

    There are no features to unlock by paying more.

    Full details, with a simulator, are on the pricing page.

    See Tamis in a demo.

    Tell us your role, the project to secure and your constraints.

    • A 30-minute demo on a project close to yours.
    • The deployment model that fits your constraints.
    • A budget estimate for your number of developers.
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