Code security findings, in context.
SAST that traces untrusted input across files, secret scanning with Gitleaks, and dependency analysis with reachability, across the major package ecosystems. All in the same dashboard as your web, infrastructure, and cloud results, mapped to compliance controls. No separate tool to check.
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Code findings live in a tool nobody opens.
SAST output sits in one console, dependency alerts in another, secrets in a third, and none of them talk to the web and infrastructure findings that share the same risk register. Triage means tab-switching, and the per-seat pricing on dev-first tools punishes you for adding people. You want the code findings where the rest of the work already is, with enough context to act on without a second login.
Catch the flaw before it ships.
Injection, unsafe input handling, and broken authentication on every connected repo, across JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby, Go, PHP, Python, and Java. Untrusted input is traced across files, not matched line by line, and findings are normalised to canonical CWE categories.
Committed-secret detection.
Gitleaks scans the working tree for leaked keys and tokens, with per-provider severity mapping and secret values masked in the output. Working tree, not full git history, so the claim stays honest.
Reachability cuts the noise.
Two engines, Trivy and OSV-Scanner, cross-checked so the same advisory never lands twice. An import-usage reachability heuristic then deprioritises the packages your code never actually calls. On Team and above, a CycloneDX SBOM exports with every scan for the customer questionnaire.
Fail the build on Critical.
Call the gate endpoint from your pipeline to block a merge on Critical or High findings before it ships. Available on Scale.
Fix-plans on the pull request.
On High and Critical findings, Vornin posts a markdown fix-plan as a PR comment on GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps. A plan to act on, not an auto-merged lockfile bump. Available on Business and above.
In your dashboard, and your pipeline.
Code findings enter the same vulnerability management lifecycle as web, infrastructure, and cloud results, each mapped to compliance controls and carrying fix context, not just a CVE ID. REST API v1 and SARIF export drop them into the tooling you already run.
Connect a repo and scan it in two minutes.
Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps and get findings with fix context, not just CVE IDs.
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