of 1,400+ production AI-assisted apps had security issues; 58% had a critical vulnerability.1
Before you ship code, know what you are shipping.
Solo builders, freelancers, consultants, agile teams, and investors use SecBox to catch security risk before a client, a term sheet, or an attacker finds it first.
No setup.Private by default.One scan, under a minute.
The problem
Your code works. Is it secure?
“It runs” and “it is secure” are not the same sentence, and the gap between them is where your reputation lives. You build fast, from prompts, packages, and platform services you did not write and cannot fully read. There may be no security team and no review before it ships. When something is wrong, your name is on it.
This is not hypothetical.
These challenges are real. The need for affordable and accessible security is why SecBox exists.
What it is
Real security checks, built into how you ship.
Point SecBox at what you built. It checks the security controls across your code and the artifacts around it, then shows you the file, line, risk, and approved replacement. You keep moving fast; SecBox helps make what goes out the door something you can stand behind.
Reads what you shipped.
Source, dependencies, software bills of materials, certificates, keys, and infrastructure configuration. The whole security surface.
Plain-language findings.
Clear issues with the evidence, risk, and approved replacement standard, written for a builder rather than a security department.
Fix before you ship.
Scan in the browser or gate your delivery process so weak controls do not quietly return on the next build.
How it works
One scan. One minute. No setup.
You are one scan away from knowing where your security risk stands.
1
Point it at your code.
Connect only the GitHub repositories you choose or upload files in the browser. No Docker and no infrastructure project.
2
See your report.
Get findings ranked with the exact evidence, risk, and approved replacement standard.
3
Ship with confidence.
Fix what is flagged, scan again, and add SecBox to CI so the next thing you build is checked too.
The report, in the browser.
Everything we found, ranked by what to fix first, each with the file, the line, the proof, and the fix. When a client or an investor asks, hand them the report, or a file their own tools can open.
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SecBox by ArcQubit
Reading what you shipped
Usually under a minute. Private by default.0 of 5 surfaces complete~34s left
◍Source codeChecking
○DependenciesQueued
○Build inventoryQueued
○Certificates & keysQueued
○Infrastructure configQueued
Export JSONRe-scan
0.0s / 12.0s
What it catches
The security surface you actually ship.
SecBox checks your code, your packages, your certificates, and your infrastructure, everywhere risk can hide, not just one surface. We look for code that can be broken into, packages that have already been tampered with, encryption that no longer holds up, and practices that stopped being safe years ago, across everything you ship, in Python, Java, Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, and Ruby.
Source codeYour code
Exploitable flaws, located to the file and the line.
ManifestsYour dependencies
Packages with known holes, and the ones nobody maintains any more.
InventoryWhat's in the build
A complete list of every component you shipped, ready to hand over.
Certificates & keysYour certificates
Encryption that no longer holds, certificates about to expire, and passwords left in the code.
InfrastructureYour configuration
Servers and settings left open, and practices that stopped being safe.
Private by default
We analyze your code. We do not keep it.
Your code is your livelihood. SecBox processes authorized source ephemerally and retains findings rather than your source. Its engine does not send source to a third-party model or use it for training. You choose the repositories it can read and can revoke access at any time.
Private by defaultSource not retainedRead-only, scoped access
Built for you, not a security team
Every other tool is built for a team you do not have.
Enterprise security tools assume a department, a procurement cycle, and a security engineer reading the output. SecBox starts the other way around: self-serve, readable, and priced for the person whose name is actually on the work, and it sits alongside the platform tooling you already use rather than replacing it.
| SecBox.ai | Enterprise AppSec platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | The person shipping the code | A security department |
| Getting started | Self-serve, one scan, no setup | Procurement and onboarding |
| Findings | Plain language, with the fix | Analyst-oriented output |
| Coverage | Your code, your packages, your certificates, your servers | Varies by module purchased |
| Works with your existing stack | Sits alongside it and covers what it misses | Expects to be the system of record |
| Price | From $50 a month, month to month | Annual contract |
Who it's for
For the people who ship it themselves.
If your name is on what you ship, or your money is behind what someone else ships, SecBox is for you.
Solo builders.
You ship real products from prompts and tools, often alone. SecBox checks the security in what you and your AI build.
Freelancers.
You deliver under your own name. Find the risk before it becomes part of the handoff.
Consultants.
Add evidence-backed security checks to every engagement, without hiring a security engineer to do it.
Agile development teams.
You ship on a sprint cycle. Scan every build automatically, so security is not the step someone forgets under deadline pressure.
Investors.
Before you back a company, scan its open source repositories yourself. See the security risk in what the team actually ships, evidence for diligence, not a founder's assurance.
Protect your name
Your client remembers who shipped the bug.
For a freelancer or an agency, a weak security choice is not just a ticket. It can become a lost client and a dent in the reputation you live on. SecBox gives you evidence before delivery, with plans from $50 a month.
See plans →Pricing
Plans from $50 a month. A free tier is coming soon.
No procurement and no sales call. Every plan scans all five code-time surfaces and all seven supported languages. Apply code 30DAYTRIAL at checkout for your first 30 days on the $50 Tier 2 plan.
Tier 1 Coming soon
$0/mo
For anyone who wants to see what is actually there in a public repository before committing to anything.
✦No credit card. Perpetually free, not a trial.
✓1 public repository scan per month
✓All 5 surfaces scanned: source, dependencies, supply chain, certificates & keys, infrastructure config
✓Full findings list, plain language, ranked by urgency
✓File and line evidence for every finding
✓The approved fix shown for every finding
✓1 GB scan storage
✓Browser view only, no exportable report
✓Manual scan only, no live GitHub monitoring or CI gating
✓No machine-readable export
Tier 2
$50/mo
For the solo builder or freelancer keeping one codebase secure without a dedicated security team.
✦Apply code 30DAYTRIAL at checkout for your first 30 days.
✓5 repository scans per month, private or public
✓5 security reports
✓5 GB scan storage
✓Plain language explanation of every finding
✓Every risk ranked by urgency, so you know what to fix first
✓The exact fix, not just an alert telling you something's wrong
✓Report that you can hand to a client, investor, or auditor
✓Findings in a format your own tools can read
✓A live view of your GitHub repos' security standing
Tier 3 Recommended
$80/mo
For consultants and small teams who need broader coverage and evidence they can hand to a client.
✓Everything in Tier 2
✓10 repository scans per month
✓10 security reports
✓10 GB scan storage
✓Dependency analysis that goes three packages deep, not just the ones you imported directly
✓The same urgency ranking, tuned for handing off to a client with confidence
Tier 4
$200/mo
For agile development teams shipping on a sprint cycle, with heavier workloads and faster iteration.
✓Everything in Tier 2 and Tier 3
✓Unlimited repository scans
✓Unlimited security reports
✓100 GB scan storage
✓Test what a fix or a migration will actually touch before you commit to it
All plans are month-to-month and single-seat. Upgrade or cancel as your workload changes.
Tier 5 — Enterprise
Enterprise
For organizations that need SecBox built into their own program, not just a plan they sign up for.
CustomContact sales
✓Everything in Tier 2, 3, and 4
✓Custom LMS integration for security training and workshops
✓Built for universities and organizations running their own security curriculum
✓Dedicated onboarding and consulting engagements
✓Custom contract terms and volume pricing
✓Dedicated support and a named point of contact
Why ArcQubit
Serious security, built for people who never had access to it.
SecBox isn't a side project. It comes from a team that has worked where getting security wrong was never an option, and decided the people shipping the most code deserved the same protection as the people with the biggest budgets.
Real research
Built on published, peer-reviewed research into how security actually fails — not vendor claims.
Serious pedigree
Experience spanning national laboratories, a space agency, defense, and international scientific institutions.
On your side
The people shipping the most code often have the least access to real security protection. That's backwards, and expensive to fix the old way. We made it affordable instead.
FAQ
Questions builders actually ask.
Do I need a security background?
No. SecBox is built for people who ship, not people who audit. Every finding comes with the file, the line, the risk, and the fix, so you can act without a security degree.
What does SecBox actually find?
Code that can be broken into, packages that have already been tampered with, encryption that no longer holds up, passwords left in the open, and servers left exposed, across your code, your packages, your certificates, and your infrastructure. Nothing gets skipped because it seemed too small to matter.
Is my code private?
Yes. SecBox processes your code to generate findings and does not keep the source itself. Nothing is sent to a third-party model, and nothing is used to train one.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $50 a month, month to month, with no contract. The $50 Tier 2 plan includes five repository scans a month, private or public. Apply code 30DAYTRIAL at checkout for your first 30 days on Tier 2. A free Tier 1 (one public repository scan a month, no credit card) is coming soon.
Do you offer anything for universities or larger organizations?
Yes, Tier 5 (Enterprise). It's custom-priced and includes everything in Tiers 2 through 4, plus custom LMS integration for security training and workshops, built for universities and organizations running their own security curriculum, dedicated onboarding and consulting engagements, and custom contract terms. Contact sales to talk through what you need.
How is this different from QuTrust?
SecBox is self-serve and built for individual builders; QuTrust is ArcQubit's enterprise platform for organizations running a full security program. They solve different problems for different people.
Do I have to connect it to my systems?
No. Connect only the GitHub repositories you choose, or upload files directly in the browser. Access is read-only and scoped to what you approve, and you can revoke it at any time.
Can SecBox check every build?
Yes. Add SecBox to your delivery process so a fixed issue does not quietly come back, and track whether your risk is actually going down over time.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. SecBox is month to month. Cancel from the billing portal and your access stays active through the end of the current cycle. Purchases are final and non-refundable.
How do scan budgets work?
Each scan uses one credit from your monthly plan and covers one repository across everything we check. Unused scans do not roll over, and current plans are single-seat.
Which languages does SecBox support?
Python, Java, Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, and Ruby.
Move fast. Ship anyway. Just know what you're shipping.
One scan tells you what a client complaint would have told you anyway. Find out first, private by default, under a minute.
30 days free on Tier 2 with code 30DAYTRIAL at checkout.
Sources
- Cloud Security Alliance, “Vibe Coding Security Crisis: Credential Sprawl and SDLC Debt” (2026).
- Zhao et al., “Is Vibe Coding Safe? Benchmarking Vulnerability of Agent-Generated Code in Real-World Tasks” (2025).
- Veracode, “2025 GenAI Code Security Report”.