StackHawk Wingman fixes code vulnerabilities for $10/user/month
AI coding tools write code faster than most teams can review it for security flaws. StackHawk is betting that the fix is to put an AI on the other end of that pipe.
What Wingman Does
StackHawk launched Wingman, a tool designed to autonomously fix security vulnerabilities while you are actively in a coding session. The pitch is direct: AI-generated code ships with bugs, and human security review can’t keep pace. Wingman steps in to close that gap without pulling a developer out of their flow.
Pricing
Wingman is priced at $10 per user per month. No enterprise tier details were shared in the announcement.
The Operator Angle
If you’re a solo developer or small team leaning on Claude, Copilot, or Cursor to ship faster, your security review process probably hasn’t scaled with your output. A $10/month tool that patches vulnerabilities inline during coding is a low cost way to tighten that loop before something gets deployed.
StackHawk has been focused on application security testing for dev teams, so Wingman fits their existing surface area rather than being a pivot into unfamiliar territory.
Worth a look if vulnerability remediation is a recurring tax on your shipping speed.
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