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Ditch the frankensteined stack of security tools, for a single place to find and fix vulnerabilities across your code, cloud, and infrastructure.
Every scanner in Fencer feeds into the same vulnerability pipeline. Code vulnerabilities, cloud misconfigurations, exposed secrets, container CVEs, domain security issues, and DAST findings all land in one view, deduplicated and normalized into consistent severity-rated records.
Not every Critical finding needs your attention today. Fencer gives you an opinionated view of where to focus: severity-rated findings with production environments weighted first, so your team has a clear, prioritized security backlog rather than a wall of alerts.

Fencer helps you go from finding to fixed — whether that means an AI agent generating a code fix and opening a pull request, automated remediation applied directly to a cloud misconfiguration, or detailed step-by-step instructions where automated fixes aren't available. Every finding comes with a clear path to resolution.

You control which checks run during your scans. Disable rules that don't apply to your environment, and Fencer will suggest rules to disable based on what you keep ignoring. Your queue reflects your stack, not a generic checklist.

Code scans, cloud scans, container scans — findings pile up fast. Fencer normalizes everything into one queue so you can triage across scan types without switching tools.
Fencer tracks every finding from first seen to resolved, with scan history showing new, resolved, and ignored counts per scan. Always know where you stand.
SOC 2 auditors want evidence of ongoing vulnerability management, not just a policy. Fencer's finding history, severity ratings, and resolution tracking give you that record automatically.
Assign findings to developers, create Linear or Jira issues with one click, and track resolution without chasing people. Security work in the same system as everything else.

— Ben Papillon
CTO & Co-founder, Schematic