How does SymfonyInsight work?

A security breach can be a serious threat to your business. It harms your credibility and can even lead to data leaks and lawsuits.

SymfonyInsight helps you detect security vulnerabilities before they reach production and setup the tools to mitigate breaches if they happen.

Internet regulations around the world are becoming stricter than ever. Failing to follow these laws expose you to lawsuits and legal complaints which could deeply harm your business.

SymfonyInsight helps you ensure all the components of your project are safe to use both in terms of Intellectual Property and compliance with local regulations.

Data leaks are one of the worst possible scenario for your business. It exposes your customers sensitive information, gives your competitors a detailed understanding of how your business work and hurt your reputation.

SymfonyInsight warns you about the code that may be the source of data leaks at your application level.

Downtimes and bugs give a feeling of instability to your customers. They will develop a fear towards your product and when this fear becomes too strong, they will use your competitor instead. Avoiding downtimes is critical for your business in the long term.

SymfonyInsight finds potential sources of major bugs and downtimes and alerts you to prevent them reaching production.

The accumulation of technical obstacles in your project can lead to slower iterations and decrease the productivity of your team. It prevents the release of new features and can even reach levels where your project needs to be restarted entirely.

SymfonyInsight helps your developers writing code that is standard and safe over time. It ensures your code does not accumulate technical debt and that it does not rely on unstable features of your dependencies.

When technical issues happen, it is essential that you configured tools to handle them properly. Not doing so could hurt your reputation and show a lack of professionalism to your customers.

SymfonyInsight helps you set up your project correctly so that even if you have technical problems in production, these are properly handled.