Ship safe by default on Vercel
Securie integrates with Vercel as a deploy-gate — every push gets scanned, every preview deploy gets verified, every production promotion gets a signed attestation. One install, every deploy protected.
This is for you if…
- Shipping a Next.js / Remix / Astro / SvelteKit app on Vercel
- Using preview deploys for every PR
- Storing your secrets in Vercel environment variables
- Promoting to production manually and hoping you didn't ship a bug
The moments you feel this
You're about to click 'Promote to Production'. The preview deploy works. You don't know if you shipped a security bug. You promote anyway because you don't have a real way to check.
You set DATABASE_URL in 'all environments' last Tuesday. Now every PR's preview deploy is hitting the production database with whatever code the contributor pushed. You only realize when the prod DB shows test data.
Your monthly Vercel bill jumped from $20 to $340. You don't know which function is responsible. You suspect a leaked OpenAI key burned through your project, but the logs are too big to read.
An enterprise prospect asks if your app is secure. Your honest answer is 'we ship on Vercel, which is secure.' That answer is the wrong shape — they want to know about YOUR code, not Vercel's infrastructure.
What Securie does for you
Deploy-gate at the Vercel layer
Every Vercel deploy passes through Securie's deploy-gate before promoting to production. Findings above your severity threshold block the promotion; the deploy gets a clear veto reason in the Vercel dashboard. You promote when Securie says it's safe, not before.
Vercel env-var scope audit
Securie reads your Vercel project's env-var configuration via the Vercel API + flags scope mismatches: production secrets in preview environments, NEXT_PUBLIC_-prefixed secrets, missing per-environment scoping. You see the bugs before they leak.
Cost-firewall integrated with the deploy-gate
If your project's monthly LLM/API spend crosses your tier's soft cap, Securie throttles the affected provider — never charges you over your cap. The L39 cost-firewall alerts you the moment a leak starts burning, not after the bill arrives.
Per-deploy signed attestation
Every production deploy gets a signed in-toto + DSSE attestation listing what was scanned, what was found, what was fixed, what was advised-only. Auditor-replicable, customer-shareable, FedRAMP-pathway-ready.
What you don't need to know
- — How to configure GitHub Actions for security scanning
- — What SARIF is or how to parse it
- — How to write a security questionnaire response from scratch
- — What 'in-toto attestation' or 'Sigstore rekor' means at the protocol level
What you actually do
- Click 'Install' on Vercel's integration marketplace (one click via OAuth)
- Open a PR — see Securie's findings inline + the deploy-gate decision in the Vercel preview link
- When Securie blocks a promotion, click the veto reason to see the reproduced exploit + the fix PR
- When Securie promotes, ship with confidence — every promotion carries a signed attestation
“Vercel's deploy model is the cleanest distribution surface for security tooling — every Vercel customer ships through the same gate, so the integration runs once and protects every project automatically.”
But wait…
Won't this slow down my deploy?
End-to-end scan time is 30-90s for typical PRs (200KLOC or smaller); 60-120s for PRs with 5+ findings needing sandbox replay. The scan runs asynchronously while Vercel builds — by the time the build is done, Securie's verdict is usually ready. Only critical findings block; everything else is informational.
I already use Vercel's built-in security features. Don't I get this for free?
Vercel handles infrastructure security (TLS, DDoS, edge caching) by default — that's a different layer. Securie handles application security (your code's bugs: RLS, broken auth, leaked secrets, AI-feature attacks). The two are complementary; you need both.
I'm on the Vercel free tier. Do I qualify?
Yes — Securie has a Free tier ($0, 1 repo, 20 scans/mo) that works alongside Vercel's hobby plan. As your project grows, Securie's Indie ($12) and Solo Founder ($49) tiers scale alongside your Vercel usage.