Securie for Vercel — pre-deploy security gate

in-progress

The Securie Vercel Integration is in private beta. When installed, every deployment — preview and production — is scanned before it goes live. Unsafe deploys (critical findings, leaked secrets in the build output, known-vulnerable dependencies) are blocked with a clear explanation in the Vercel deploy dashboard. Safe deploys pass through with a signed attestation that can be pulled into your compliance pack.

What it does

Runs the full Securie scan on every Vercel build, in parallel with the build itself (zero added ship latency). Three gate layers: (1) pre-build secret scan on the repo diff, (2) mid-build analysis of the bundled JavaScript for NEXT_PUBLIC_ leaks, (3) post-build dynamic probes against the preview deployment URL. Unsafe deploys are blocked at the Vercel promote step with a signed verdict. Safe deploys emit an attestation that includes every scanner version, every input hash, and every check outcome.

When to use it

Best fit: teams using Vercel as the primary deploy surface (most Next.js teams). The integration complements the GitHub App — GitHub catches issues at PR time, Vercel catches the ones that slip through (merged PRs that introduce new risks when combined with the rest of the app). Enterprise teams benefit from the signed attestations for SOC 2 evidence.

Limitations

Pre-launch; not installable today. Scanner coverage matches the GitHub App (Next.js + Supabase + Vercel launch scope). Blocking deploys requires the Vercel team plan or higher; Hobby accounts can still run the scan but cannot block.

Install

  1. When live: visit vercel.com/integrations/securie
  2. Click Add Integration, select the Vercel account + projects you want covered
  3. Grant read-access to deployment metadata + build output
  4. Deploy as normal — Securie runs in parallel with the Vercel build
  5. Findings and deploy-gate status appear in the Vercel deploy dashboard

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