Bonn, Germany — April 24, 2024 — Code Intelligence today announced a new feature to CI Sense, a scalable fuzzing platform for continuous testing. The new feature, a testing overview dashboard, allows developers to monitor the performance of fuzz tests in real-time, including KPIs such as number of uncovered bugs, code branches tested, auto-generated inputs, code coverage, and unit test equivalents.

Code Intelligence allows developers to automate fuzzing, a testing technique that generates and injects invalid or unexpected inputs into a system to reveal bugs and vulnerabilities. With CI Fuzz, developers run fuzz tests locally as a command-line application, and with CI Sense, they check the results of all tests running in one dashboard in real-time.

According to the State of Developer Ecosystem 2023 Report, unit tests are the most common type of tests used by developers. Unit tests allow developers to identify and fix issues early in the development process, improving the overall quality of software and reducing the time required for later testing. While an important part of the software development life cycle, writing unit tests to achieve a high percentage of code coverage can be time-consuming and take away from other developer priorities. 

A recent Java project analyzed by CI Sense found that one fuzz test was the equivalent of 309 unit tests, and achieved 74% code coverage within 25 seconds, with longer execution time resulting in even higher cover. On average, Code Intelligence’s automated fuzz testing allows developers to write 30% fewer unit tests, giving them more time to focus on developing new features and other tasks. 

“With this new feature, developers using Code Intelligence can easily track and measure cost and time savings for unit tests. They can do less manual work and achieve higher code coverage,” said Werner Krahe, VP of Product, Code Intelligence. 

CI Sense is delivering developers with:

• The server infrastructure and compute power to enable continuous testing
• A user interface to analyze test progress, optimize tests, and plan fixes
• The ability to collaborate in and across teams and access KPIs and reports

To learn more about CI Sense and its new dashboard, read Code Intelligence’s latest blog, “How To Replace 300 Unit Tests With Fuzzing.”

About Code Intelligence:

Founded in 2018 by Sergej Dechand, Khaled Yakdan, and Matthew Smith, Code Intelligence offers an automated software security platform that helps developers ship more secure code. The startup has raised $15.7 from Tola Capital, HTGF, Thomas Dohmke (CEO of GitHub), and others. Code Intelligence is trusted by Google, Deutsche Telekom, Bosch, and CARIAD, among others.

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