Co-founders Fabian Zbinden and Doruk Tan Ozturk are opening their agent security platform to any GitHub team, priced at $5 per pull request test.
By [Ryan Merket](https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket)
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Primary source: [x.com](https://x.com/Bartonaut55/status/2119837427724681561)
Why it matters #
AI coding tools have pushed code output past the point where periodic pentests and scanner dashboards can keep up. 0.security is betting on delivering verified findings and a ready fix inside the pull request, priced at $5 per test with no seat fees. If its verification holds up, security review becomes part of shipping code instead of a separate queue; if it does not, teams get another stream of agent-generated alerts at a new price point.
0.security, the Swiss security startup co-founded by Fabian Zbinden (@Bartonaut55) and Doruk Tan Ozturk, launched 0cloud on November 9th, a service that connects to GitHub repositories, hunts for vulnerabilities before code ships, and posts proposed fixes directly in pull requests. Zbinden announced the launch in a thread on X, pitching it in three steps: connect a codebase on GitHub, get fixes in pull requests, and ship.
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