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Reachability analysis determines if a vulnerability is exploitable by constructing a full call graph to trace execution paths. This method identifies whether vulnerable code in your codebase can actually be reached during runtime, significantly reducing false positives and accelerating remediation efforts.

To run a full call graph security scan, you need the Endor MCP server configured, a repository containing your source code, and the necessary build tools installed. This environment allows the scanner to construct accurate call graphs and determine vulnerability reachability across multi-language projects.

You should use reachability scans for pre-release security audits and ongoing codebase security reviews when you need to understand which critical findings are exploitable. By focusing remediation on reachable vulnerabilities, you prioritize efficient fixes before deployment across multi-language projects.

Yes, you can perform reachability analysis across multi-language projects. The scan constructs a full call graph to determine vulnerability reachability regardless of language, allowing you to focus remediation on critical findings that are actually exploitable across your entire codebase.

You reduce false positives when scanning for code vulnerabilities by building a full call graph to determine reachability. This approach identifies which security findings are actually exploitable within your codebase, allowing you to focus remediation strictly on reachable critical vulnerabilities.