Best Code Security Tools for Cursor

Compare the Top Code Security Tools that integrate with Cursor as of October 2026

Sort By:

Cursor Code Security Clear Filters

This a list of Code Security tools that integrate with Cursor. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Cursor. View the products that work with Cursor in the table below.

What are Code Security Tools for Cursor?

Code security tools help developers and security teams identify, analyze, and fix vulnerabilities in source code to prevent security breaches and reduce risk. They automatically scan codebases for issues such as insecure patterns, misconfigurations, and known vulnerabilities using both static and dynamic analysis techniques. These tools often integrate with development environments, CI/CD pipelines, and code repositories to provide real-time feedback and continuous security checks. Many code security solutions also include reporting, remediation guidance, and compliance support to enforce security policies. By improving code security early in the development lifecycle, these tools help teams deliver more secure, reliable software. Compare and read user reviews of the best Code Security tools for Cursor currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

1

Ubserve

Ubserve

Ubserve is a security platform for apps built with AI code generators like Lovable, Codex, Claude, Bolt.new, Cursor, Replit, and v0. Vibecoding ships apps fast, but leaves predictable security gaps: exposed API keys, misconfigured Supabase/Firebase rules, broken auth, and OWASP Top 10 issues. Ubserve runs 100+ checks against your live app URL, GitHub repo, database rules, and authenticated sessions. You get a full findings report with severity ratings, plain-English explanations, and AI-ready fix prompts to paste straight back into your coding tool. Export as PDF or markdown, plus an embeddable trust badge you can display to customers and investors as proof your app has been audited. Built for solo founders and indie hackers shipping fast with AI tools, not enterprise security teams.

Starting Price: $25/month

View Tool
2

VibeSecurity

VibeSecurity

VibeSecurity is an AI-powered vulnerability scanning platform designed to protect AI-generated code by continuously analyzing, detecting, and remediating security flaws throughout the development lifecycle. It focuses on modern “vibe coding” workflows, where developers rely on AI tools to generate code quickly, but often introduce hidden vulnerabilities such as insecure authentication, exposed tokens, or injection risks. It uses intelligent agents to perform real-time code analysis, identifying security issues before they reach production and providing automated fix suggestions with implementation guidance. It integrates directly into developer environments through IDE plugins, GitHub applications, and CI/CD pipelines, enabling continuous monitoring of repositories, pull requests, and deployments without disrupting workflows.

Starting Price: $32 per month

View Tool
3

CybeDefend

CybeDefend

Your AI agent ships thousands of lines a day, and most of them never get a real review. CybeDefend works inside the agent while it codes. One command installs VibeDefend on Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, Codex and other agents. From then on the agent writes with your business rules in its context, mined automatically from your repo (tenant scoping, soft delete, audit on write), next to your security rules (OWASP, SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001). It scans each diff while the file is still open, and a guard refuses commands like rm -rf, sudo or a read of your secrets before they run. Behind it sits a full AppSec platform with SAST, SCA, secrets, IaC, CI/CD and container scanning, plus AutoFix. The free plan needs no card and includes 10 static scans and 50 AI credits. Paid plans start at $19 a month. npx -y @cybedefend/vibedefend@latest install

Starting Price: $19/month

View Tool
4

DryRun Security

DryRun Security

DryRun Security brings AI Native SAST and Agentic Code Security to your code, so application security and dev teams can stop triaging noise and start fixing real risk. Our Contextual Security Analysis (CSA) engine reasons about code intent, exploitability, and impact to deliver high-signal findings that pattern-matching scanners miss. Use the Code Review Agent for PR comments and checks within moments of a push. Enforce guardrails with Natural Language Code Policies, written in plain English and executed by the Custom Policy Agent on every PR. Run DeepScan Agent for an on-demand full-repo assessment in about an hour, and use Code Insights Agent to see trends and risk across repos.

View Tool
5

Bugbot

Cursor

Bugbot is an AI-powered code review agent that automatically reviews pull requests to identify bugs, security issues, and code quality problems. Built into the Cursor ecosystem, Bugbot analyzes PR diffs and leaves contextual comments with clear explanations and fix suggestions. It runs automatically on every pull request update or can be triggered manually using comments. Bugbot reads existing PR discussions to avoid duplicate feedback and build on prior context. The tool supports customizable rules through configuration files and team-wide policies to enforce coding standards. Bugbot integrates seamlessly with GitHub, GitLab, and enterprise repositories. It helps development teams catch issues early and improve code quality without slowing down workflows.

View Tool
6

Koidex

Koidex

Koidex is a lightweight security analysis tool from Koi Security that helps developers and security teams quickly determine whether a software package, browser extension, or AI model is safe to install. It provides a unified search interface across ecosystems such as VS Code, Chrome Web Store, JetBrains, npm, and Hugging Face, enabling users to perform rapid due diligence before introducing new software into their environment. Its behavior-based risk scoring engine analyzes what code actually does rather than relying solely on marketplace metadata or reputation signals, producing readable summaries that highlight vulnerabilities, permissions, deep dependencies, and publisher indicators. It also surfaces newly detected suspicious items through a “Catch of the Day” feed, helping teams stay aware of emerging threats in developer tooling. Koidex can be used directly in the browser or through an IDE extension that continuously scans installed plugins.

View Tool