CodeScan · Find the real problems
Find the security holes and bugs that are actually real, and prove it.
Most scanners shout about everything and prove nothing. CodeScan follows untrusted information from the moment it enters your software to every place it could do harm, so it can tell a problem that could happen in theory apart from one that genuinely can. You get a short list of real issues, each with the exact file and line, instead of a thousand warnings to wade through.
Tells you which problems can actually be triggered, not just which look risky
Each finding points at the exact file and line, with the path that reaches it
Spots two safe-looking parts that turn dangerous when combined in your code
Runs as a program on your own machine; nothing is uploaded to scan it
Why it matters
The danger is not the long list. It is the real one hiding inside it.
When a tool hands a team thousands of warnings, the team stops reading them. The real problem then sits in plain sight, ignored alongside the noise, until it becomes an incident. CodeScan is built to do the opposite: say less, and mean it. By proving which issues can genuinely be reached and triggered, it gives you a list short enough that people act on it, and trustworthy enough that they take it seriously.
- Dumps ten thousand findings on your team.
- Grades problems on theory, not on whether they can be reached.
- Buries the twelve that matter in noise nobody reads.
- Proves which holes are genuinely reachable, and quiets the rest.
- Hands you the exact file, line and the path that reaches it.
- A list short enough to act on, and trusted enough to act on.
How it proves it
It follows the trail, the way an investigator would.
Untrusted input enters
What someone types into a form, or what arrives from another system, is where most attacks begin.
It tracks every step
CodeScan follows that information through your code, through every twist and hand-off, watching where it goes.
If it reaches harm, it is real
If the input can reach somewhere dangerous without being cleaned, that is a proven, reachable problem, with the whole trail laid out. If it cannot, it is not worth your time.
Other tools clear part A. They clear part B. We are the one that sees A and B meet in your handler, and flags the path before it ships.
CodeScan also catches the sneaky case where two safe-looking parts are dangerous only once combined, and points at the exact file where they meet. There is a whole page on turning a raw alert pile into a short list of proven, reachable risks.
Less noise. Real findings. The exact line.
Want to see what your own code looks like through it? Talk to us.