Define how software is built securely in the age of AI

Build secure, resilient AI-driven software. Secure Code Warrior makes it possible at every commit.

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Our vision

Setting the direction for secure software in an AI-driven world

Software development has changed. Code is no longer written only by developers — it’s generated, suggested, and accelerated by AI tools and agents as part of a new, powerful and too often hidden tech stack. This shift increases speed, but also introduces unacceptable new risks that traditional approaches weren’t built to handle. Secure Code Warrior works with enterprises globally to ensure software remains secure and aligned to organizational standards, no matter how it is created.

2015
Why now

Software development has been transformed by AI. Security must evolve with it.

AI-assisted development increases speed, scale, and complexity. Traditional security programs can’t keep up. A new approach is required. Security leaders must act now to bring AI visibility, accountability, and developer capability into how software is built.

Organizations now face:
Limited visibility into how code is created
Increased volume of changes entering production
Inconsistent secure coding practices
A widening gap between development speed and security
What we do

Secure, high-quality code — every time, no matter the source

Secure Code Warrior reduces risk where it matters most: at the point of code creation. Security becomes part of how software is built, rather than an expensive, time-consuming afterthought.

We do this by:
AI Governance
Strengthening secure coding capability across teams
Enabling developers to work safely with AI-assisted tools
Providing visibility into how code is created and reviewed
Helping organizations measure and improve outcomes over time
Proven at enterprise scale

Secure Code Warrior is trusted by global organizations to improve software security outcomes

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*In progress
reduction in introduced vulnerabilities
53%+
reduction in MTTR
82%+
cost savings
6-figure+

Our latest content

Blog
July 8, 2020
COVID-19 contact tracing: What's the secure coding situation?

The idea behind contact tracing apps is sound. This technology, when functioning well, would ensure hotspots are quickly revealed and comprehensive testing can occur - both essential components of fighting the spread of a contagious virus.

Blog
July 1, 2020
Stop disrupting my workflow! How you can get the right security training at the right time

We started to think about what we could do to reduce the barrier to getting training when you need it, and how micro-learning could be implemented into your workflow in a more seamless way.

Blog
June 22, 2020
International Women in Engineering Day: Meet Our Stars

June 23rd is a special entry in the geek calendar, marking International Women in Engineering Day. This is our chance to cast light on the contribution of women to software development.

Blog
June 22, 2020
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series - Business Logic

This vulnerability can occur when coders fail to properly implement business logic rules, which could leave their applications vulnerable to different kinds of attacks should a malicious user choose to exploit them.

Blog
June 18, 2020
Rust is the most-loved programming language for the fifth time. Is it our new security savior?

Rust incorporates known and functional elements from commonly used languages, working to a different philosophy that disposes of complexity, while introducing performance and safety.

Blog
June 15, 2020
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series - Using Components From Untrusted Sources

The vulnerability-inducing behavior that we are going to focus on here is using code from untrusted sources, a seemingly benign practice that is causing big problems.

Blog
June 9, 2020
Cybercriminals Are Attacking Healthcare (But We Can Fight Back)

Healthcare could be the next 'great' cybersecurity battleground, with criminals attacking the very machines that diagnose medical problems, provide treatments and sustain life.

Blog
June 8, 2020
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Security Misconfiguration - Improper Permissions

Security misconfigurations, especially those of the improper permissions variety, most often happen whenever a developer creates a new user or grants permission for an application as a tool in order to accomplish a task.

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June 1, 2020
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Insufficient Transport Layer Protection

At times, applications will also share data with other programs as part of an overall workload. Unless the transport layer is protected, it makes it vulnerable to both outside snooping and unauthorized internal viewing.

Blog
May 25, 2020
Coders Conquer Security Infrastructure as Code Series: Insecure Cryptography

These days, having critical data like passwords, personal information and financial records hashed while at rest is a cornerstone of any cybersecurity defense.

Our evolution

From secure coding to governing AI-driven software

The key moments across product, growth, and market shifts that shaped how modern software is secured.

2015
2017
2018–2019
2020–2022
2023–2024
2025
2026
2015
Founding

Rethinking software security at the source

Secure Code Warrior is founded in Australia by Pieter Danhieux, Fatemah Beydoun, Colin Wong, and Jaap Karan Singh on a simple belief:

  • Fixing vulnerabilities after code is written doesn’t scale.

From day one, the focus was clear: Improve how developers write code to reduce risk at the source.

2017
Sensei Aquisition

Embedding security into developer workflows

After securing four major Australian banks, Secure Code Warrior expands into the US and Europe. The acquisition of Sensei Security, and the addition of founders Matias Madou and Nathan Desmet, mark a turning point. Security moves beyond training into hands-on, in-workflow learning embedded directly in how code is written.

2018–2019
Series A & B + Tier 1 customers

Enterprise adoption validates the model

With Series A and B funding, Secure Code Warrior scales globally across industries.

  • Developer-driven security can scale, delivering measurable impact.
2020–2022
Series C + acquisition + ecosystem expansion

From training to Benchmark your security program

Secure Code Warrior raises Series C, acquires Adversary, and grows to 450+ global customers.Partnerships with GitHub, GitLab, Contrast Security, and Synopsys embed the platform across the development ecosystem. Customers achieve consistent reductions in vulnerabilities introduced during development — shifting security from detection to prevention.

2023–2024
Market shift + platform evolution

AI reshapes software development

The rise of ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot transforms how code is created.Software is no longer written solely by developers, it’s generated, assisted, and accelerated by AI. As adoption grows, organizations face reduced visibility, increased velocity, and new classes of risk, driving the need for greater insight into how code is created.

2025
Category shift

The governance gap becomes unavoidable

At scale, organizations can no longer answer critical questions:

  • Who - or what - is writing code?
  • Does it meet security standards?
  • Are developers equipped to evaluate it?

Traditional approaches can’t keep up. A new challenge emerges: governing software development in an AI-driven world.

2026
Product innovation — Trust Agent:AI

Defining the next standard for secure software

Secure Code Warrior introduces Trust Agent:AI, extending the platform to bring visibility and accountability into AI-driven development. Organizations can now understand how code is created, align development to risk thresholds, and strengthen developer capability in real time.

Our team

Our leadership team brings deep experience across software development, cybersecurity, and enterprise technology

We believe the future of software security depends on empowering developers — not slowing them down.


Leadership

Pieter Danhieux
Chief Executive Officer, Chairman, and Co-Founder
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Matias Madou, Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer, Director, and Co-Founder
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Fatemah Beydoun
Chief Customer Officer, and Co-Founder
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Steven Hollins
President
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Jim Stuebner
Chief Financial Officer
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Deborah McGinn
Chief Marketing Officer
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Alex Bullen
Chief Product and Technology Officer
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Board of Directors

Pieter Danhieux
Chief Executive Officer, Chairman, and Co-Founder
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Matias Madou, Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer, Director, and Co-Founder
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Jim Pflaging
Non-Executive Director
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David Campbell
Investment Director
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Mourad Yesayan
Investment Director
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James Cameron
Board Observer
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Tom Clute
Board Observer
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Leo Casusol
Board Observer
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Nanhi Singh
Board Observer
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AI didn’t just accelerate software development — it changed how it must be secured.

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We're at one of the most important intersections in tech right now — where AI, software development, and security collide. The problems are real. The impact is measurable. And the team is one you'll actually want to work with.

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Govern AI-driven development
before it ships

See where AI tools generate code, correlate commits with risk signals, and maintain visibility across your AI software supply chain.

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