About CodeHunter
CodeHunter provides Zero Trust for Code, enabling organizations to determine what software is capable of doing before it's ever allowed to execute. Founded in 2021, with roots in Department of Energy-funded research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, CodeHunter analyzes the behavior and intent of software artifacts prior to execution — helping organizations prevent malicious code from running, reduce alert overload, and automate security decisions across development pipelines, endpoints, and enterprise environments. The company is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, and holds three issued U.S. patents.