Security & AssurancePRODUCT CODE-SECURITY

Code Security

Find vulnerabilities in code, including generated code

PlannedOn the roadmap. Not built, and not yet scheduled.

Static analysis of application code and its dependencies, with attention to a problem that is new and growing: a large and rising share of code is now model-generated, reviewed less carefully than hand-written code, and repeats whatever insecure patterns were common in its training data.

What it is meant to do4 CAPABILITIES

The capability we are building toward

  1. 01

    Static analysis across the repository

    Data-flow-aware scanning for injection, authorization and secret-handling defects, rather than pattern-matching on strings.

  2. 02

    Dependency and supply-chain review

    Known vulnerabilities in what you depend on, with reachability so the list is short enough to act on.

  3. 03

    Secret detection

    Credentials committed to history, not only to the current working tree.

  4. 04

    Attention to AI-generated code

    Model-written code concentrates certain classes of defect. Treating it as a distinct population is more useful than pretending it is indistinguishable.

Why it lives here

One pipeline, not another agent to install

Code Security reads the same instrumented stream as everything else on the platform. That means one collector in your infrastructure, one redaction policy applied before anything leaves it, and one usage bill — rather than a separate vendor, agent and contract per question you want answered.

See how the pipeline fits together →