BBVA uses GraphQL and Hasura to build an open source security product
Blog post from Hasura
BBVA Innovation Labs has developed an open source security tool called Deeptracy using GraphQL and Hasura. The adoption of these technologies significantly reduced build time, app extensibility, and documentation requirements. Deeptracy is designed to analyze security issues in third-party libraries used in a project by choosing the most suitable security tool for each language and notifying development teams of vulnerabilities found in project dependencies. By adopting GraphQL, BBVA addressed key issues such as reducing support activities and envisioning future use cases. The adoption of Hasura further reduced Roberto's development time from 2 months to about 3 weeks.
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