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Systematic detection of vulnerabilities in code, dependencies, and runtime environments using automated and manual testing techniques.
Security scanning is a systematic approach to automated and manual testing of software and infrastructure for vulnerabilities. It combines static, dynamic and dependency analyses to detect risks early. It is integrated into CI/CD pipelines and operations to prevent regressions and meet compliance requirements.
Average time between introduction of a vulnerability and its detection.
Portion of codebase or artifacts covered by scans.
Share of reported findings that prove to be non-actionable.
Use of SonarQube for static analysis in the pull request workflow.
Automated dynamic scans of staging environments with ZAP in CI.
Automatic pull requests for outdated or insecure libraries.
Analyze existing risks and select appropriate scan types (SAST/DAST/SCA).
Integrate chosen tools into CI/CD with defined policy and break conditions.
Set up reporting, ticket creation and SLAs for remediation.
Continuous monitoring, tuning of signatures and review processes.