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Code Scanning Software
That Doesn’t Slow Down Your Pipeline
Scan every layer of your SDLC with AI-powered code scanning that prioritizes what matters, reduces false positives, and fits seamlessly into developer workflows.
Code Scanning Tools
Built for Modern DevSecOps
Modern codebases demand smarter scanning. Cycode combines broad coverage with built-in intelligence to surface real risks and streamline secure delivery.
Pipeline-Level Scanning Enforce security at every stage with native integrations into your IDE and CI/CD pipelines. Detect code weaknesses, hardcoded secrets, vulnerable dependencies, misconfigurations, and more before code ships.
Application Security Coverage A full suite of application security testing tools and more, covering: source code, open-source packages, IaC templates, containers, and secrets.
Risk Visibility and Remediation Map risks across code and runtime, prioritize what’s exploitable, and trigger fixes directly in PRs, IDEs, or automated workflows.
Deep Coverage
Across the SDLC
Cycode brings deep, unified security coverage to every stage of your software lifecycle. Unlike siloed code scanning tools or point solutions, it allows you to secure your entire SDLC and:
Build a unified inventory across your code security pipeline, including repositories and runtime environments
Gain visibility into layered risks missed by traditional source tools
Developer-First
Scanning Experience
Cycode is built for the way developers work. No context-switching. No extra overhead. Key features that make secure development seamless include:
Inline source code analysis tools offer autofix suggestions in PRs and IDEs
Fast code vulnerability scanning and configurable guardrails maintain high developer velocity
Automatic assignment and ownership mapping streamlines collaboration between security and dev teams
Intelligent Risk Management
and Compliance
AI-native insights give application security teams clarity and control.
Risk Intelligence Graph connects findings across tools to expose real attack paths
AI exploitability analysis and auto-triage cut through noise and false positives
Built-in compliance frameworks and evidence collection simplify audits and policy enforcement
Scan Early, Fix Fast
Scan code for vulnerabilities early in the SDLC, before they create risk downstream.
Shorter time-to-fix by catching issues in early-stage development
Fewer costly production incidents thanks to proactive source code scanning
Smarter Scans, Not More Noise
Reduce alert fatigue and help teams focus on the vulnerabilities that actually matter.
Accelerate resolution by focusing only on exploitable risks, not false positives
Improve collaboration between security and engineering through trust in the results
Frequently Asked Questions About Code Scanning Software
What Is Code Scanning?
What Types of Source Code Scanning Does Cycode Support?
- SAST for identifying flaws in proprietary source code
- SCA for scanning open-source packages and license risks
- Secrets detection
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) scanning
- Container scanning
- CI/CD security
- Code leak detection
How Does Code Vulnerability Scanning Help Prevent Vulnerabilities?
What Are the Benefits of Integrating Source Code Scanning Tools into CI/CD?
- Prevents insecure code from reaching production
- Speeds up remediation by alerting developers early
- Reduces manual security reviews and bottlenecks
- Increases developer confidence in secure releases
- Enforces consistent security policies across teams and services
Can Cycode Detect Hardcoded Secrets and Leaked Code?
How Are Cycode’s Source Code Analysis Tools Different from Other Solutions?
- Risk Intelligence Graph which correlates findings across code, pipelines, and runtime
- Exploitability analysis that prioritizes what’s truly dangerous
- Built-in compliance and developer-centric remediation
What Programming Languages and Tools Does Cycode Support?
- Languages: Java, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, C#, C++, and more
- Tools: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, CircleCI, VSCode, JetBrains, Terraform, Docker, and others