Cognition Launches Devin Security 2.0 With Vulnerability Remediation in One Flow
Cognition announced Devin Security 2.0 on October 26, 2026, a product in which its AI software engineer Devin runs vulnerability detection, prioritization, and remediation as one workflow.
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Why it matters
Detection tools have produced backlogs that companies cannot clear, and Cognition is selling the fix as a single flow that ends in a pull request rather than another list of findings.
Key Facts
- Cognition announced Devin Security 2.0 on October 26, 2026.
- Devin handles vulnerability detection, prioritization, and remediation in a single flow.
- Deep scans use frontier cyber models such as Claude Mythos and are provided with zero data retention.
- Devin Security 2.0 ingests detection results from tools including Snyk and Wiz for re-verification.
- Cognition is offering hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of Devin credits to enterprise customers.
Devin performs deep scans with frontier cyber models, re-verifies findings from existing tools, and turns results into reviewable pull requests. Cognition also began offering hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of Devin credits to enterprise customers.
Devin creates threat models with the customer's technical team and updates them with each scan, and those models become the basis for ranking what matters. The product handles deep scans on important repositories and lower-cost standard scans across all repositories, with deep scans run under zero data retention. Findings from tools customers already use, including Snyk and Wiz, are ingested and re-verified against the current code. Cognition frames the timing around a rise in AI-assisted exploitation.
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