Free AppSec: SAST, DAST, SCA, SBOM & License Assessment

Comprehensive Code Security and Compliance Assessment

Ensuring the security, compliance, and transparency of your software has never been more critical. Codenteam provides a suite of free tools designed to analyze your code for vulnerabilities, licensing risks, and software composition issues. From identifying open-source dependencies to performing advanced security scans, our solutions cover every aspect of software due diligence.

Get Started in 3 Steps

1Import from GitHub

Connect your GitHub repository effortlessly. Simply authorize access, select your repository, and our tool will automatically import your codebase for analysis.

2Entre URL for DAST

If you need to test a running application, simply enter the URL of your web app or API. Our DAST scanner will assess potential security risks.

3Analyze Results

Within minutes, you’ll get a detailed report highlighting security issues, license risks, and actionable recommendations. Use this information to fix vulnerabilities, improve compliance, and secure your software supply chain.

How to Strengthen Security and Compliance in AppSec?

Streamline Compliance for Your Projects

A licenses assessment helps you align with company policies and industry standards, making your projects easier to audit and more attractive to stakeholders.

Gain Full Visibility of Licenses

Modern applications often rely on multiple dependencies, each with different licensing terms. Our tool provides a comprehensive view of all licenses in your codebase, enabling informed decision-making.

Avoid Legal Risks

Using open-source software without understanding its license terms can lead to legal and financial complications. A codebase licenses assessment ensures compliance and helps you avoid potential disputes.

Identify Vulnerable Components

Outdated or vulnerable dependencies can compromise your software’s security. SCA scans highlight known vulnerabilities in your codebase, helping you mitigate risks effectively.

Detect Vulnerabilities Early in Development

Static Application Security Testing (SAST) scans analyze your code for vulnerabilities without executing it. By identifying issues during development, you can prevent costly fixes down the line.

Ensure Compliance with Security Standards

SAST scans help ensure your code adheres to industry security standards and regulations, making it easier to pass audits and avoid compliance issues.

DAST: Test Security in Real-World Scenarios

Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) scans analyze your application while it’s running, simulating real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities in your deployed environment.

DAST: Protect Against Web Application Threats

DAST scans identify security issues like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and misconfigurations that could expose your application to hackers.

DAST: Enhance User Trust and Compliance

By proactively fixing vulnerabilities, you create a secure user experience and demonstrate compliance with security regulations and standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a license assessment important for my project?

A licenses assessment helps ensure your project complies with company policies and industry standards, making audits smoother and reducing legal risks.

How does your tool detect and manage licenses in my codebase?

Our tool scans your codebase to identify all dependencies and their respective licenses, providing a clear report to help you make informed decisions about compliance.

What risks do outdated or vulnerable dependencies pose?

Outdated dependencies can contain security vulnerabilities that expose your application to attacks. Identifying and updating these components helps maintain a secure and reliable system.

What is the difference between SAST and DAST, and why do I need both?

• SAST (Static Application Security Testing) scans code for vulnerabilities early in development.

• DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) tests running applications for real-world threats.
Using both ensures comprehensive security coverage.

How often should I conduct SCA, SAST and DAST scans?

For optimal security, SCA and SAST should be integrated into the development lifecycle, running regularly on new code.

DAST scans should be conducted before deployment and periodically thereafter to detect runtime vulnerabilities.

Can these security assessments help with compliance audits?

Yes, both SAST and DAST help ensure your application meets industry security standards and regulations, making it easier to pass audits and avoid compliance issues.

Does your tool support multiple programming languages?

Yes, our tool supports a wide range of programming languages and frameworks, ensuring comprehensive security and compliance assessments across different codebases.

What are common vulnerabilities detected by DAST scans?

DAST scans can identify threats such as:

• SQL injection

• Cross-site scripting (XSS)

• Security misconfigurations

• Authentication and session management flaws

How does improving security enhance user trust?

By proactively addressing vulnerabilities, you protect sensitive data, prevent breaches, and demonstrate a commitment to security, which builds trust with users and stakeholders.

How can I get started with your security assessment tool?

You can start by scheduling a demo or running an initial scan to assess your codebase’s security and compliance status. Contact us for more details!

You Get More Than Just That

All these powerful features are available in a single platform, enabling you to streamline your workflows, improve your code’s security, and achieve peace of mind.

Codenteam is your all-in-one solution for software security and compliance.
All these powerful features are available in a single platform, enabling you to streamline your workflows, improve your code’s security, and achieve peace of mind. Codenteam is your all-in-one solution for software security and compliance.

SCA (Software Composition Analysis):

Identify vulnerabilities and manage dependencies in your codebase.

SBOM (Software Bill of Materials):

Gain full visibility into your software components and their relationships.