Veracode

Founded by Matt Moynahan in 2006

Scan code, find security flaws, and fix them automatically across your entire pipeline

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You can use Veracode to scan applications for security vulnerabilities throughout the software development lifecycle. It analyzes source code, open-source dependencies, containers, and runtime environments to detect flaws. Developers get fix suggestions directly in their existing tools, while security teams get unified risk visibility and compliance reporting. The system uses AI to auto-fix identified vulnerabilities, prioritize real risks over false positives, and enforce security policies across large enterprise codebases with minimal friction to development workflows.

What Veracode does

Run static application security testing (SAST) on source code repositoriesScan software dependencies for known vulnerabilities using SCAApply AI-generated patches to fix identified security flaws in codeConfigure security policies that automatically fail CI/CD builds on critical findingsGenerate compliance and governance reports for security auditsPrioritize vulnerabilities by severity and exploitability to focus remediation effortsMonitor runtime environments and containers for active security risksIntegrate security scanning directly into developer IDEs and pull request workflowsStatic code analysis that scans source code before deployment for security flawsAI-generated fix suggestions that automatically patch identified vulnerabilitiesSoftware composition analysis that checks third-party and open-source dependencies for known vulnerabilitiesLess than 1.1% false-positive rate to reduce noise and focus on real issuesSecurity findings delivered inside developer IDEs and CI/CD tools without switching contextUnified dashboard for security teams showing risk across code, containers, and runtimePolicy and governance controls for compliance reporting and audit trailsAI-generated code security checks for code written with coding assistants