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Why Should You Care About Static Code Analysis?
Learn about the importance of static code analysis and how to detect security threats in your source code with a static code analyzer tool so that the next data breach isn’t you or your company.
What Is Static Code Analysis & How Does It Work?
Many people want to know what is static analysis. A static code analyzer promotes code security through source code analysis and checking executable files of an application without actually running the application. Static analyzers are more efficient than reviewing code manually during a code review, especially for enforcing coding standards.
A Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tool is a type of static code analyzer that developers use to find security flaws and improve code quality and software quality. Kiuwan Code Security scans application code using over 4,000 rules that are aligned with industry standards, including the OWASP Top 10, CWE/SANS Top 25 most dangerous software errors, PCI-DSS security policies, HIPAA compliance, MISRA-C, and more.
Add a Kiuwan SAST or software composition analysis (SCA) scan as a point-in-time audit of your application source code or integrate Kiuwan into your IDE for continuous scanning.
No Dev Process Is Complete Without DevSecOps
DevSecOps has many advantages, and among the most significant are increased development speed with better security. Without DevSecOps, software development environments and open-source software solutions are prone to introducing security issues that lead to lost time and money.
Introducing application security measures at the beginning of development is ideal because it scans code for vulnerabilities as it’s created so defects can be resolved.
- Security requirements in the planning phase
- Security-focused code reviews during development
- Penetration testing during integration/acceptance testing