Priced in dollars
Severity bands tell you what's scary. A dollar figure tells you what it costs. Every reachable finding carries its ΔEBITDA at risk, so clearing it has a measurable value.
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OLYDI vs SAST tools
Everyone finds. The best tools now suggest a fix too. OLYDI is built for what's left: it prices the finding in dollars, merges the fix through a gate wall your own CI already passed, and hands you signed proof it's closed. Here's how that wedge sits next to the tools you might already run.
Exploit-gated severity
Findings are ranked by reachability plus EPSS and KEV signals, not by base CVSS alone, so your queue reflects what's actually exploitable in your code path.
Merged, not suggested
Quick fixes and AI suggestions still leave you to review, validate, and land the change. OLYDI opens a pull request your own CI already passed — validated before you ever see it.
Signed evidence
Every change carries signed, control-mapped evidence and a post-merge rescan, so you get an audit trail as a by-product of remediation, not a separate exercise.
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OLYDI vs Snyk
Snyk is a mature developer-security platform covering SCA, SAST, container, and IaC scanning, with deep IDE and CI integrations, a large vulnerability database, and fix suggestions plus automated dependency-upgrade PRs.
OLYDI is narrower by design. You start from a free scan, get findings ranked by exploitability and priced in dollars, and get a gate-verified fix and signed evidence attached to each one. Where Snyk's fixes are suggestions and upgrade PRs you validate yourself, an OLYDI fix arrives already validated by your own CI and the gate wall. Many teams run both: broad scanning for coverage, OLYDI for the priced, governed fix-and-prove loop.
- Broad coverage across open-source dependencies, first-party code, containers, and infrastructure as code.
- Wide ecosystem and language support with established IDE, CLI, and CI/CD integrations.
- A well-maintained vulnerability database and fix-suggestion tooling many teams already rely on.
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OLYDI vs Wiz Code
Wiz Code brings cloud-context reachability to code scanning with its red/green model, and its latest releases add remediation: in-line quick fixes in the editor and AI-powered fix suggestions with instant validation.
OLYDI shares the goal — and goes further after triage. A quick fix is a suggestion you apply and validate in your editor. An OLYDI fix is a pull request that already cleared ~125 manifest-counted gates plus your own CI, priced in dollars on the way in and signed on the way out. The wedge isn't finding, or even fixing — it's the governed merge and the proof it leaves behind.
- Connects code findings to cloud context so triage reflects real deployment exposure.
- The red/green framing is an effective way to cut noise and focus reviewers on reachable risk.
- In-editor quick fixes and AI fix suggestions shorten the path from finding to patch for teams on the platform.
Side by side
Same goal, different unit of work.
Many of these tools share the aim of cutting noise and surfacing real risk. The comparison below describes where OLYDI concentrates, stated as focus rather than verdict.
Priced in dollars
Severity bands and context scores. No dollar figure on the finding.
ΔEBITDA-priced exposure per finding — what leaving it open costs.
Severity ranking
Often anchored on base CVSS, with reachability or context added by some platforms.
Exploit-gated: reachability plus EPSS and KEV decide what surfaces to you first.
Output of a finding
An alert — increasingly with an AI-suggested fix you review, validate, and land yourself.
A gate-verified pull request your own CI already passed, attached to the finding.
Change control
Auto-fix and auto-PR options you enable and supervise per tool.
Gates decide, you approve: a failed gate blocks the PR before it reaches you.
Evidence
Reports and exports are typically generated as a separate compliance step.
Signed, control-mapped evidence plus a post-merge rescan when you merge.
Coverage and remediation can live side by side.
- Your scan is free. Clearing it is paid.
- Broad scanners and OLYDI are not mutually exclusive; many teams run both.
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