How the code is analysed
A single method finds a fraction of what is there. These are combined on every engagement.
Static analysis
Source code examined without running it, tracing how untrusted input reaches a sensitive operation across files and functions.
Dynamic analysis
The running application probed from the outside, which catches what only appears once the code is deployed and configured.
Interactive analysis
The application observed from inside while it runs, linking an external request to the exact code path it triggered.
Dependency analysis
Third party libraries and components inventoried and checked against known vulnerabilities and licence obligations.
Automatic exploit verification
Safe test requests generated for candidate findings, so exploitability is demonstrated rather than assumed.
Data flow evidence
Each finding comes with the path from entry point to sink, which is what makes a fix reviewable.
Remediation guidance
The recommended place to fix is identified, so the change lands once instead of being patched at three symptoms.
Incremental scanning
Subsequent runs analyse what changed, which keeps the review inside a normal build window.
Pipeline integration
Results delivered into version control, build systems and issue trackers as part of the existing developer workflow.
Four weeks from repository access to a fix list your developers accept
The value is not the report. It is that the findings survive review by the people who have to change the code.
One off review
A defined engagement against a release or a repository, with a report, a walkthrough for the developers, and a retest once fixes land.
Continuous testing
Analysis wired into your pipeline and monitored by us, with findings triaged and delivered as tickets on an agreed cadence.
Controls that work alongside it
WAF
Shield a known vulnerability at the edge while the code fix works through release.
Application assessment
Manual testing against the deployed application, beyond what analysis tooling reaches.
Penetration testing
The same application judged as part of the wider attack surface.