Customer story
How a government agency moved from legacy tools to runtime security
A government agency running citizen-facing services across web and mobile came to ByteHide with a familiar problem. Their security stack was a set of older tools that took heavy configuration to maintain and still left gaps. Static analysis ran, but every finding landed on a small team with no way to know which ones mattered. And in production, where citizen data was handled, they had little real visibility.
They started with runtime. ByteHide gave their team a live dashboard of what was happening inside their running applications, and within that view they saw what their previous tools had missed: real exploitation attempts, including zero-day activity their scanners had never flagged. ByteHide did not just surface those attacks. It blocked them in production, in real time.
From there, the change went deeper. ByteHide began feeding what runtime observed back into code analysis, so the same zero-day intelligence reached developers as concrete fixes. The agency replaced its legacy code analysis with ByteHide's, and for the first time their developers were fixing the vulnerabilities that runtime proved were real, without a rip-and-replace of their long-lived systems.
The result was not one metric. It was a different way of working: faster detection, sharper prioritization, real-time protection where public services run, and a single platform instead of a stack of disconnected tools. One place for an under-resourced team, their applications, and their compliance evidence.
