vulnerability-scanner

To scan a codebase for security vulnerabilities, run the automated scanner against your project folder. It analyzes dependencies, configuration files, and code patterns to surface exposed secrets and security risks.

The best way to check dependencies for known vulnerabilities is an automated supply-chain scan. This process detects known issues in package manifests and lockfiles, applying OWASP-aligned principles to prioritize your remediation efforts.

Yes, you can use automated vulnerability scanning for multi-component stacks like Node.js and Python. The scanner analyzes web and backend projects, producing a prioritized list of fixes across dependencies, secrets, and configuration issues.

Configuration validation identifies security misconfigurations by checking security-related settings across your project. It validates configurations against established patterns and provides actionable remediation guidance to fix detected risks.

Yes, code pattern detection finds unsafe code and hardcoded credentials by applying secrets and pattern scanning. It surfaces exposed tokens and unsafe coding patterns within your source code to prevent potential security breaches.

When scanning for vulnerabilities in a large project, limitations depend on the tooling and patterns defined in your configuration. The scanner requires specific dependency checks and pattern definitions to effectively prioritize remediation across dependencies and code.