High-quality, secure work that keeps getting better.
Training alone won't get you there
Built around each person's real work
Stronger, more secure work from the start
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Adaptive Training Surfaces each developer's blind spots from the vulnerabilities they commit, and points you to lessons that address them. Assign what's relevant to cut repeat mistakes and change behavior, without interrupting developers while they code.
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Adaptive Guardrails Turns security findings into rules for coding agents, delivered as pull requests your team reviews. Once merged, agents stop repeating those insecure patterns, so you ship faster with less rework.
Works with the tools your teams already use, including GitHub and GitLab.
Teams stay engaged. Programs take less work.
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For learners Support the moment someone needs it, so learning keeps moving and skills keep growing.
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For program owners Clear visibility into your program means faster decisions and less admin work. Assign the right training, follow up sooner, pull reports and keep learners engaged, from in-platform chat or straight from Claude or ChatGPT.
When more training won't fix it
Sometimes people know exactly what to do and still make the same mistake. They're rushing, or not paying close attention. Aspen's data helps you tell a knowledge gap from a behavior issue, so you train the people who need it and address the behavior training can't fix.
See what Aspen would change for your team
Take a quick tour and see how Aspen would fit into your program.
Questions about Aspen
What is Aspen?
Aspen is the intelligence layer built into the Security Journey platform. It uses data from your own program, to focus training on real gaps, steer coding agents away from insecure patterns and make programs easier to run.
Does Aspen use AI?
What tools does Aspen work with?
Adaptive Training integrates with GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, plus an API for anything else. Adaptive Guardrails runs in GitHub Actions or GitLab CI and works with security tools like Snyk, SonarQube and Semgrep, or any tool that outputs SARIF.
Does Adapt see our source code?
Is any of it automated?
Is our data used to train AI models?
No.