Security checks that live inside your quality workflow
Deterministic security scans run server-side on your connected repository and land as an OWASP-grouped report your team, and your agents, can act on.
Three deterministic scanners, one report
Code analysis (SAST)
Static analysis of application code for injection, cryptographic misuse, authentication and authorization weaknesses, SSRF, and insecure configuration across JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Java, PHP, and .NET.
Dependency vulnerabilities (SCA)
Known vulnerabilities in third-party packages, resolved from your lockfiles across npm, Python, Maven/Gradle, Composer, and NuGet, with CVE identifiers and severity.
Secret detection
Keys, tokens, and credentials accidentally committed to the repository, caught before they become an incident.
From connected repository to actionable report
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Connect your repository
Scans run against the repository already connected to your TestHub application. Nothing new to configure.
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Start a scan from the portal or your agent
Trigger a scan from the TestHub UI, or ask an MCP-capable agent to start one. Scans run server-side in the background.
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Get notified when it finishes
Scans take minutes, so nobody waits on a spinner. TestHub emails the application's users when the report is ready.
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Act on an OWASP-grouped report
Findings arrive grouped by OWASP Top 10 category with severity counts and repository-relative file and line references. Agents can read the same report and help triage with full repository context.
Built to be trusted by security teams
Deterministic first
Findings come from deterministic scanners, not model opinion. The same commit and rule set produce the same findings, every time.
Agents assist, machines decide
AI summaries and triage are assistive layers on top of machine findings. The scanner output remains the source of truth.
Nothing leaks
Scans respect the same governance as the rest of TestHub: application-scoped access, repository-relative paths, no tokens, no shell access, and audited calls.
Everything is kept
OWASP Top 10 is the report grouping, not a filter. Findings without a Top 10 mapping are retained and reported, not silently dropped.
Where security scanning goes next
DAST against staging
Dynamic scanning against a customer-approved staging URL, including API fuzzing when a spec exists. Never production by default.
PR/MR feedback
Scan results posted as pull request or merge request comments and commit statuses, on GitHub and GitLab including self-hosted.
CI templates
A GitHub Action and GitLab CI include so scans run inside your pipeline, with no dependence on paid code-security tiers.
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Run a security scan on your application
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