ARPSyndicate
Most teams use one tool for their code, another for their dependencies and a third for their running apps, each with its own console and its own idea of severity. Kenzer runs all three and shows you one answer.
Kenzer reads your source without running it and finds injection, unsafe deserialization, hardcoded credentials and more, right where they were written.
Most of a modern app is code nobody on your team wrote. Every package is checked against known vulnerabilities and scored with VEDAS.
Your live app is tested from the outside for known CVEs, misconfigurations and takeovers. It's the only layer that sees what's really reachable.
Our rules are deliberately broad, then AI reads each hit in context to check it can actually be reached. You get the coverage without the noise.
When Kenzer finds a committed key, it checks whether the key still works. Live ones are raised as critical. The secret itself is never stored.
Kenzer lists every endpoint in your code and flags the ones with no authentication. Add a Burp or ZAP export to find live endpoints no repo serves.
Findings go straight into GitHub or GitLab, one issue per vulnerability, worst first, never duplicated.
Static analysis runs on opengrep with rules we write and maintain, across OWASP, crypto, injection and more.
Upload a CycloneDX or SPDX file, or let Kenzer build one from your repository.
A static-analysis hit in a library you never deploy and a live vulnerability on a public host look equally urgent when they sit in separate tools.
Code, dependency and runtime findings land in the same list and the same grade, next to the rest of your security posture. The real priority is obvious.
SAST reads your source code and finds flaws your team wrote. SCA checks the open-source packages you depend on. DAST tests the running application from the outside, the way an attacker would.
No. Kenzer runs all three and puts the results in one list under one grade.
GitHub and GitLab, including self-hosted GitLab. Kenzer downloads an archive of the repository rather than cloning it, and deletes it when the scan is done.
No. Every hit is reviewed by AI to check it can actually be reached, filing is capped per run, and nothing is filed twice.
Yes. CycloneDX and SPDX, in JSON or XML. Both routes feed the same dependency scoring.
Yes. Testing live applications only runs against organizations you've marked as authorized.
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