EchoLayer - Resolve security vulnerabilities at the speed of light

EchoLayer Resolve security vulnerabilities at the speed of light

What is EchoLayer?

EchoLayer leverages artificial intelligence to revolutionize how organizations handle code security and vulnerability management. The platform analyzes entire codebases in seconds, providing instant attribution and identification of the most qualified team members to address specific issues.

The system integrates seamlessly with GitHub and other engineering tools, enabling automatic team assignment and ownership management across different domains. Through its API-first approach, EchoLayer ensures continuous synchronization of ownership data while helping organizations maintain accountability and drive faster resolution of security vulnerabilities.

Features

AI-Powered Attribution: Instantly analyzes code to find the most qualified engineers
GitHub Integration: Automatic team assignment and ownership management
API-First Architecture: Easy integration with existing software tools
Real-time Analysis: Every new pull request is analyzed and updated automatically
Slack Integration: Find the best person for any issue directly in Slack
Domain Organization: Break down large codebases into manageable domains

Use Cases

Resolving security vulnerabilities quickly
Managing code ownership across large teams
Incident response and bug fixing
Breaking down monolithic codebases
Streamlining security patch implementation
Maintaining code accountability

FAQs

How does EchoLayer determine the best person to resolve an issue?

EchoLayer analyzes the entire history of your codebase using AI to identify team members with the most context and experience with specific code components.
Can EchoLayer work with large codebases?

Yes, EchoLayer can handle codebases of any size or age, breaking them down into domains and identifying teams with the most context.
How does the GitHub integration work?

The GitHub App automatically imports and assigns GitHub Teams to the correct domains in your codebase, maintaining proper ownership attribution.