We try to provide a “dev-tool" approach to security: free trial, simple install and dev-friendly install, no need to configure the tool for hours before getting any value, etc.
I would recommend just to give it a trial.
I'm biased, but our customers love us. We serve both developers without time to handle security and large security teams. For the latter, we often see collaboration between developers and security teams.
We try to provide a “dev-tool" approach to security: free trial, simple install and dev-friendly install, no need to configure the tool for hours before getting any value, etc. I would recommend just to give it a trial.
I'm biased, but our customers love us. We serve both developers without time to handle security and large security teams. For the latter, we often see collaboration between developers and security teams.
Maybe some of the HN comments on our Launch HN will give a less biased view: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20215483