vulnerability-scanner

To scan for security vulnerabilities, you run the scanner on your project directory to analyze dependencies, code patterns, and configurations, producing a structured JSON security report with remediation guidance.

OWASP 2025 compliance checking is analyzing software projects to identify security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations against current OWASP standards, covering dependency risks, secret detection, and configuration reviews across multiple programming languages.

Yes, you can detect hardcoded secrets and credentials using pattern matching during the security analysis, which identifies exposed sensitive information and includes findings in the generated JSON security report.

Yes, the vulnerability scanner works across different programming languages, applying security analysis to identify risky code patterns, dependency issues, and configuration risks regardless of your project's language stack.

You analyze dependency risks by running supply chain analysis following OWASP A03 standards, which checks your project dependencies for known vulnerabilities and includes actionable findings in the security report.

The best way to integrate security audits into a CI pipeline is running the scanner on your project directory to automatically generate JSON reports and summaries of findings with remediation guidance during code reviews and builds.