Veribee Labs Ltd

The University of Manchester

Who would you like to contact?

  • Professor Richard Allmendinger
    Professor, Co-Founder & CEO
    Richard.allmendinger@manchester.ac.uk

  • John van Rij
    UoM TTO
    John.VanRij@uominnovationfactory.com

  • Problem

    Veribee solves the gap between fast-paced software development and insecure, poorly tested code. Traditional static code analysis tools miss real bugs, raise too many false alarms, and slow developers down — leaving security vulnerabilities undetected and increasing risk for businesses.

    Solution

    Veribee provides a high-trust code verification platform built for modern, AI-powered development. It uses its proprietary triple-lock technology — combining formal verification, AI, and fuzzing — to detect and fix over 40 types of security vulnerabilities in source code. Unlike conventional tools that rely solely on static pattern matching, Veribee dynamically explores code paths to find real bugs, cutting down false positives by up to 90%. The platform integrates seamlessly into existing CI/CD pipelines, whether on-premises or in the cloud, and produces detailed, actionable reports with bug locations, classifications, and suggested fixes. Backed by decades of academic research and £20 million in funding, Veribee helps teams to comply with emerging regulations (like the EU AI Act), enabling secure-by-design development at reduced cost and accelerated go to market.

    Sustainable Development Goals addressed

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