CybeDefend v1.3.0
MCP Check and Google Antigravity support in VibeDefend, a new CodeMap in AppSec, and simpler pricing across both products.
Now that VibeDefend and AppSec are standalone products, this changelog is split by product.
VibeDefend
🚀 New Features
I. MCP Check
VibeDefend now inspects every MCP server installed or used across all your AI coding agents, and classifies each one as malicious, suspicious, or safe. Admins can ban an MCP server for the entire organization: the ban is enforced directly in every user’s agent sessions, with no action needed on their side.
II. Google Antigravity support
VibeDefend now supports Google Antigravity, alongside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf.
III. Usage-based billing
VibeDefend now uses usage-based billing by default, so you only pay for what your team actually uses. Enterprise customers get a custom quote with fixed pricing.
✨ Improvements
Action Guard false negatives are cut in half. Action Guard now also analyses the scripts your agent writes and then decides to execute during a session, so a dangerous action can no longer slip through by being wrapped in a script file.
AppSec
🚀 New Features
I. CodeMap: routes, guards, and reachability
As announced in v1.1.3, the new CodeMap identifies your application’s routes and the guards protecting them, and shows whether a finding can actually be reached from a route. This lays the groundwork for what comes next: route reachability will feed the priority score and the exploitability metrics of the CVSS 4.0 score.
II. Simplified pricing
Choosing a plan now takes a single step: set your number of developers and projects with the slider, and the right plan is calculated for you. The Developer and Scale plans are retired and replaced by two plans:
Pro: from 1 to 5 developers, priced to your team size.
Team: from 6 to 25 developers, adding reports, security policies, SBOM / AI-BOM, EU AI Act compliance, and Jira integrations.
🛠️ Bug Fixes
Fixed the scrollbar in code snippets in AppSec.