TitanShield is the first sovereign application security platform: Android, iOS, web, cloud posture, host infrastructure and source code, tracked as one board. Where a fix can be written and compiled safely, it is opened as a real pull request instead of a line item on a report.
A walkthrough of a real scan, start to pull request. Placeholder until the recording is in.
The severity counts on the right are read from the production database at page load. The image on the left is a dated capture of the architecture portfolio: open-source applications scanned by TitanShield, each with its own findings count, risk score and severity split.
Captured 22 June 2026. The applications shown are public, open-source builds TitanShield scans for calibration.
Not every finding can be safely auto-remediated. Where TitanShield's tree-sitter codemods can write and compile a fix, the correction is opened as a pull request against the connected repository, for review like any other. Two examples below, kept separate on purpose: three findings as detected, one finding as fixed.
DetectedA different finding than the three above.
Sovereignty is a set of decisions about where the machines are and who operates them, not a badge on a page.
Every scan runs on European infrastructure. Source code does not transit a non-European cloud.
Data handling is built against the French regulator's guidance, mapped article by article.
The reasoning layer runs on a sovereign model. Your code is never training material for anyone else.
Mobile findings are mapped article by article to the OWASP mobile verification standard.
This service does not yet call at GDPR, NIS2, DORA or CRA: none are certified or fully mapped today. MASVS and CNIL are the two frameworks covered article by article.
See what departs, and what arrives fixed.
