Clover Security

{FirstName}, a threat model describes the system on the day it was drawn. Clover re-evaluates it on every change, so it never has to ask where you have been.

{FirstName}, our research team ran 162 controlled experiments across three coding agents and three production codebases. Generic security guidance moved the share of business logic flaws prevented from 17% to about 33%. Context built for the specific feature took it to 84%.

{FirstName}, coding agents given security guidelines and threat modeling skills prevented about a third of the business logic flaws we hid in their specs. Only security context built for the specific feature made a real difference: 84%.

Virgin Money reviews designs 4x faster. Every threat on the list belongs to the design in front of the reviewer, with no generic library to prune.

You became a security architect to find the flaw in the design, and now you spend the hour aligning arrows. Clover builds the data flow diagram, the threats and the mitigations from your architecture, tickets and code, so the hour goes back to the flaw.

When the threat model is built from whatever a developer's agent sends it, it describes that checkout, unsaved changes included. Clover reads the repository itself, so the model matches what actually ships.