Key Features
Cross-Analysis of Results
Correlate vulnerabilities across SAST, IAC, and SCA to identify compounded risks.
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
- Unified Risk Score
Group related vulnerabilities across scanners into a single “risk cluster,” with an elevated severity or priority if they intersect dangerously. - Dependency Mapping
Visualize how a misconfiguration in one microservice might impact another, bridging code and environment. - 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.