vercel.com Vercel Launches Public Beta for Security Review Tool
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- •Vercel Security Review is in public beta for Pro and Enterprise teams.
- •The tool automatically scans for vulnerabilities on every GitHub push.
- •Security Review is free until November 10, 2026, after which it will incur usage fees.
Vercel has announced the public beta of its Security Review feature for Pro and Enterprise teams, which automatically scans for vulnerabilities upon every push to connected GitHub repositories. The tool provides a Vulnerabilities dashboard where findings are reported, including details such as project, environment, branch, and commit. Security Review runs on all push events, including direct and force pushes to production branches. It generates a severity rating and suggested fixes for identified vulnerabilities. The service is free until November 10, 2026, after which it will be billed based on usage. While it aids in identifying vulnerabilities, it does not perform runtime or penetration testing, and thus does not guarantee complete security. Teams can also create security policies to enhance the tool's context for their projects.
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