Bugs. They’re a pain, right? No, not those bugs. I mean these bugs. Bugs can make running software incredibly irritating. What if you had a service that took care of these issues for you, that specialized in software maintenance and detecting these pesky bugs? Enter StackHawk.
Founded in 2019 by Joni Klippert, Ryan Severns, and Scott Gerlach, StackHawk is headquartered in Denver, Colorado and currently has $14.6 million in funding. StackHawk is the safety net you wish you had when developing a site. A lot can go wrong that you want to be prepared for.
Say you’ve updated your blog with a new update. All should be fine, except the text to your content doesn’t publish. You’ve tried everything you could think of, but you’re still facing the same issue. StackHawk will empower engineers to easily find and fix bugs just like that. They make it simple for developers to find, triage, and fix application security bugs.
StackHawk also provides documentation and automates the pipeline to prevent further bugs from hitting prod. Ideally, StackHawk is best used prior to launch as a kind of “dummy check.” No one likes to launch their app or site only to find out it’s not working. First, that’s so embarrassing and Second, no one likes a bad first impression.
So, if you’ve got a website, app, or are implementing a new software, you may have to check out StackHawk and take advantage of their services.
- 2019 – Founded by Joni Klippert, Ryan Severns, Scott Gerlach
