SAST – Static Application Security Testing
Catch vulnerabilities before they reach production
Static analysis reads your source the way an attacker would, tracing untrusted input from entry point to dangerous sink. Wired into your pipeline, it turns security review from a release-week bottleneck into an ordinary pull-request comment.
Scope
What the engagement covers
- Source code analysis across major languages and frameworks
- CI/CD pipeline integration with pull-request feedback
- Data-flow tracing from untrusted input to dangerous sink
- Automated security gates on merge and release
- Dependency and configuration scanning
- Ruleset tuning that suppresses noise specific to your codebase
Outcomes
Why teams choose this
Shift left
Flaws surface during review, where a fix costs minutes rather than a whole release cycle.
Tuned, not noisy
We baseline your repository first and suppress the rule patterns that do not apply to you.
Pipeline native
Results arrive as pull-request comments and merge gates, not as yet another dashboard to check.
Complete coverage
Every commit is scanned, including the branches a scheduled penetration test would never see.
Process
How we work
- 1Repository and language inventory
- 2Baseline scan and false-positive triage
- 3Ruleset tuning for your codebase
- 4Pipeline integration and gate configuration
- 5Developer enablement and triage handover
- 6Ongoing rule maintenance as the codebase evolves
Deliverables
What you receive
- Tuned scanner configuration committed to your repository
- Baseline findings report with every triage decision recorded
- CI/CD pipeline integration and documented merge gates
- Developer runbook for triaging new findings
Questions
Frequently asked
Which languages do you support?
JavaScript and TypeScript, Python, Java and Kotlin, C#, Go, PHP, Ruby, Swift, and C/C++. If your stack is not listed, ask — coverage depends on the ruleset rather than the language itself.
Will this slow down our builds?
Incremental scans on a pull request typically add one to three minutes. Full-repository scans run on a schedule rather than on every commit.
How do you keep false positives down?
The first scan is a baseline, not a report. We triage it with your team, suppress what does not apply, and only then turn on merge gates.
Related
Other services
Web Application Penetration Testing
Manual, exploit-verified testing across the OWASP Top 10 and your own business logic.
DAST – Dynamic Application Security Testing
Authenticated scanning against the running system, including multi-step flows and APIs.
API Security Testing
REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket testing against the full OWASP API Top 10.