Single-lens scanning can overlook critical synergies between code and infrastructure. Cross-Analysis correlates vulnerabilities from SAST, IAC, and SCA to reveal compounded or multi-vector risks.

Real-World Examples

  • Exposed Database
    If your code reveals a SQL injection possibility (SAST) and your infrastructure incorrectly exposes the DB to the internet (IAC), that combined risk is far higher than either alone.
  • Dependency-Driven Attack
    A known vulnerable library (SCA) might become a bigger risk if your code doesn’t sanitize user input (SAST), forming an exploit chain.

Planned Functionality

  1. Unified Risk Score
    Group related vulnerabilities across scanners into a single “risk cluster,” with an elevated severity or priority if they intersect dangerously.
  2. Dependency Mapping
    Visualize how a misconfiguration in one microservice might impact another, bridging code and environment.
  3. Guided Remediation Paths
    Potentially highlighting which single fix—like restricting inbound traffic—could reduce multiple vulnerabilities at once.

We’re actively building prototypes for Cross-Analysis. Keep an eye on our Roadmap to see upcoming releases and pilot programs.

Engage your entire DevSecOps chain: SREs, developers, and security leads to coordinate on these correlated vulnerabilities.