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Vercel opens automated code security reviews to Pro and Enterprise teams

Vercel opens automated code security reviews to Pro and Enterprise teams Image: Primary
Vercel has opened Security Review in public beta for Pro and Enterprise teams, automatically checking code for vulnerabilities whenever developers push to a connected GitHub repository. Reviews also cover direct and force pushes to production branches, rather than depending on pull requests. Findings include suggested fixes and AI-generated severity ratings. Vercel Agent can propose a repair and open a pull request, but a user must approve merging it. Reviews are free until November 10, 2026. Subsequent charges combine provider inference costs with $0.25 per million Vercel tokens; costs scale with push frequency and code changes. The service analyzes source code and does not perform runtime or penetration testing.
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