AI-powered security tool for developers offering code vulnerability scanning, automated fixes, and security policy enforcement. Includes features for static analysis, business logic checks, and integrations for CI/CD pipelines. Designed for fast-moving teams to enhance application security.
Automatically detects vulnerabilities, logic bugs, and suspicious expressions in code to help keep it secure.
Provides clear, actionable steps to fix discovered vulnerabilities in your codebase.
Gives you an overview of all vulnerabilities in your code, prioritized by risk and impact.
Uses advanced methods to reduce false positives, improving the reliability of the vulnerability analysis.
Automatically scans for security vulnerabilities in your codebase, identifying issues before they reach production.
Enables seamless integration with infrastructure as code tools, automating the setup and management of security across your cloud resources.
Works across multiple cloud environments, ensuring security configurations are consistent and comprehensive.
Performs in-depth analysis of your code to identify potential security weaknesses and provides actionable insights.
Lists open source vulnerabilities identified and fixed by ZeroPath.
Highlights responsible disclosure processes for identified vulnerabilities.
Provides detailed information and dates for each vulnerability discovered.
ZeroPath demonstrates a significantly faster speed in remediating static application security testing issues compared to its competitors, supporting efficient software development without bottlenecking.
ZeroPath covers a broad range of programming languages including Python, Java, and C++, providing flexibility and comprehensive coverage for various development environments.
The platform excels in the verification of business logic and authentication vulnerabilities, offering advanced logic analysis to enhance security measures.
The tool offers robust detection capabilities for traditional technical vulnerabilities such as XSS, SQLi, and SSRF, enhancing overall security by identifying potential issues effectively.
The X8OW benchmark is a set of 104 bug exploits within a PHP-based test application. It works by benchmarking security tools in terms of how they handle vulnerable codes. The benchmark provides an effective means to compare modern security scanning tools by analyzing the outputs they produce.
The X8OW benchmark allows security tools to differentiate between a confirmed vulnerability and potential false positives, making it challenging to assess results accurately.
The benchmark removes obvious hints from the code to better test tools. This makes it harder for static analysis tool testers to rely on predefined hints, providing a more accurate assessment of their capabilities.
While static hints are removed, bespoke hints are provided to dynamic testers, facilitating more precise detections without offering solutions outright. This balance helps evaluate the tool's effectiveness in real-world scenarios where hints might not be obvious.