vulnerability-scanner

To scan codebases for security vulnerabilities and hardcoded secrets, run the scanner against your project path to analyze dependencies, configurations, and code patterns. It generates a structured secure-audit report with severity ratings and remediation guidance.

Yes, the vulnerability scanner detects OWASP 2025 risk categories in web apps. It continuously monitors libraries, configs, and data flows to identify dangerous patterns, insecure configurations, and supply chain risks.

You integrate dependency and secret scanning into a CI pipeline by running the scanner against your project path during the build process. It produces actionable security findings and remediation steps directly within your continuous integration workflow.

The best way to find supply chain risks in project libraries is to perform dependency hygiene checks. The scanner analyzes your project dependencies to detect known vulnerabilities and supply chain risks, yielding structured findings with specific remediation guidance.

Yes, you can use this tool to validate insecure configurations in microservices. It applies configuration validation checks to identify dangerous patterns and insecure setups across web apps, microservices, and CI pipelines.

You need code pattern scanning for proactive codebase defense because it identifies dangerous coding patterns and insecure configurations before deployment. This reveals security weaknesses early, enabling proactive defense through structured remediation guidance.