CodeRabbit offers $1M in free security scans for any company via Deep Scans
CodeRabbit announced free Deep Scans for any organization, covering up to $5,000 in usage per company with a total commitment of $1 million. The move aims to help engineering teams—including open-source maintainers—detect vulnerabilities using AI-driven tools like OpenAI’s GPT-6.1 Sol. Over the past 30 days, CodeRabbit Secure identified 8,000+ high- or critical-severity flaws across 600…
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- CodeRabbit commits **$1M** to cover **$5,000 in free Deep Scans per organization** for any company or open-source project
- Uses **OpenAI’s GPT-6.1 Sol** and AI agents to detect **8,000+ vulnerabilities** in 600 organizations over 30 days
- Joins OpenAI’s **Daybreak Defense Network** to integrate cybersecurity models into its tooling
The announcement follows recent high-profile vulnerabilities in PHP, Node.js, and GitLab, as well as a surge in AI-powered attacks. CodeRabbit’s AI agents simulate adversarial behavior to uncover hidden flaws, prioritize fixes, and even suggest code patches aligned with a team’s existing standards. 62% of tech leaders reported shipping AI-generated code without line-by-line review, per a June 2026 survey by New Relic. CodeRabbit Secure is available now on its Advanced and Enterprise plans, with a 14-day Advanced trial included.
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CodeRabbit Commits $1M in Free Security Scans for Any Company, Joins OpenAI Daybreak Defense Network
aol.com · 26 October 2026
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