Catch vulnerable code before it ships
Extend posture management past your cloud config into your source. Connect GitHub and scan every repo for vulnerable code — with OWASP rule coverage, automatic rescans on push, and an AI-written fix for each finding. All in the same platform.
From connect to fix, in four steps
Connect GitHub
One-click GitHub App install with read-only access to repository contents. No credentials to manage.
Scan for vulnerable code
Static analysis with OWASP Top 10 and security-audit rule coverage via Semgrep, across your codebase.
Rescan on every push
A webhook triggers an incremental rescan on each push — new code is checked before it lingers.
Fix with AI
Each finding gets a plain-language explanation and a suggested fix, so developers act instead of research.
Cloud and code security, not two tools
Organized the way you triage
Findings are grouped by severity, repository, rule, and file path — so you can sweep a whole class of issue or focus one repo at a time.
One workflow, cloud and code
Code findings use the same status workflow as your AWS findings — Open, In Progress, Accepted Risk, Suppressed — with a full audit trail. One place for security, not two tools.
Read-only, always
The GitHub App reads repository contents to analyze them and never writes to your code. Same read-only principle as our AWS access.
Code security — questions
What is SAST?+
Static Application Security Testing analyzes your source code (without running it) for vulnerable patterns — injection, weak crypto, secrets, unsafe deserialization, and more. It catches issues in the code itself, before they ship to your cloud.
What access does the GitHub App need?+
Read-only access to repository contents so it can analyze your code. It never requests write access, and it doesn't modify your repos, branches, or pull requests.
Which rules and languages are covered?+
Scanning uses Semgrep with OWASP Top 10 and security-audit rule coverage across common languages. Findings map to well-known rule identifiers so they're easy to research and justify.
Does it scan automatically?+
Yes. After the initial scan, a webhook triggers a rescan on every push, so newly introduced issues are surfaced continuously rather than only at review time.
How are findings resolved?+
Each finding carries an AI-written explanation and suggested fix, and moves through the same status workflow as cloud findings — In Progress, Accepted Risk, or Suppressed — with an audit trail of who changed what.
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