ShieldCI vs StackShield
StackShield watches your live site. ShieldCI checks your code.
StackShield monitors your deployed app from the internet, the way an attacker would: exposed .env files, debug tools, security headers, open ports and DNS. ShieldCI runs inside your codebase, locally or in CI, and finds problems in code and configuration before they ship. They cover different layers and overlap only at the edges.
Side by side
ShieldCI and StackShield compared
| Feature | ShieldCI | StackShield |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Runs in your codebase | Scans your public URL |
| Install required | Composer package | Nothing |
| Code vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS, mass assignment) | — | |
| Performance and reliability checks | — | |
| Catches issues before deploy | — | |
| Hourly monitoring of the live site | — | |
| DNS, open ports and subdomains | — | |
| Security headers and publicly reachable .env | ||
| Free option | Open-source package | One-off free scan |
| Price | Free package, paid plans from $9/mo | $29 to $199/mo |
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