Code scanning that catches risky code and vulnerable dependencies
AllStak code scanning combines SAST-style pattern analysis and dependency (SCA) checks across your lock files, so insecure code and known CVEs surface before they ship.
One scan for your code and the libraries it depends on
Most security risk in a modern app lives in two places: the patterns developers write by hand, and the third-party packages they pull in. Insecure code — unsafe input handling, hardcoded secrets, weak crypto usage — slips past review, while a single transitive dependency can carry a known CVE into production. Checking each one with a separate tool means more dashboards, more bills, and more alerts that never reach the people who can fix them.
AllStak code scanning runs SAST-style analysis to flag insecure code patterns and SCA to find vulnerable dependencies across your lock files — npm, PyPI, Maven and more — with framework detection so findings carry real context. Because scanning lives inside the same platform as your error tracking, logs, infrastructure, and alerting, a vulnerability isn't an isolated report: it's part of one view of your application's health, on one bill, with a free tier to start.
What AllStak code scanning covers
From the patterns in your source to the packages in your lock files, code scanning gives you one place to find, prioritize, and act on real risk.
SAST-style pattern analysis
Scan your source for insecure patterns — unsafe input handling, hardcoded secrets, weak crypto, and risky API usage — and surface each finding with the file and line that triggered it.
Dependency (SCA) scanning
Match the packages your app depends on against known CVEs, covering both direct and transitive dependencies so a buried library can't quietly ship a vulnerability.
Lock-file aware
Read the lock files you already commit — across npm, PyPI, Maven and more — to resolve exact installed versions, so findings reflect what actually runs, not just what your manifest requests.
Framework detection
Detect the frameworks in your stack so findings are reported with the context that matters — making it clear whether a risk applies to how your app is actually built.
Risk prioritization
Rank findings by severity and reachability so your team starts with the issues that actually expose the application, instead of drowning in undifferentiated noise.
Unified with your monitoring
See code-scanning findings next to your errors, logs, infrastructure, and uptime in one dashboard, and route them through the same smart alerting and incident workflow.
How to start code scanning
- 1Create a free project
Sign up at app.allstak.sa and create a project on the free tier. No credit card is needed to run your first scans and see findings.
- 2Connect your codebase
Point AllStak at your repository and its lock files. Framework detection and language coverage are picked up automatically, so there's nothing to configure per file.
- 3Run the scan
AllStak analyzes your source for insecure patterns and resolves your dependencies against known CVEs, then presents findings ranked by severity with file, line, and package detail.
- 4Triage and alert
Assign and resolve findings with your team, and configure smart alerts so new vulnerabilities reach the right people through the same workflow as your other signals.
Why teams scan code with AllStak
- SAST and SCA in one tool — find insecure code and vulnerable dependencies without stitching together separate scanners.
- One platform, one bill — code scanning lives alongside error tracking, logs, infrastructure, uptime, and security scanning.
- Lock-file accuracy — findings reflect the exact versions that actually install and run, including transitive dependencies.
- Context that helps you act — framework detection and severity ranking put the issues that matter first.
- Built-in alerting and collaboration — route findings to the right people and resolve them as a team.
- Saudi-based with SAR pricing, predictable plans, and a free tier.
Code scanning FAQ
What is code scanning?
Code scanning is automated analysis of your application's source code and dependencies to find security risks. AllStak combines SAST-style pattern analysis — which flags insecure code such as unsafe input handling, hardcoded secrets, and weak crypto — with dependency (SCA) scanning that matches your packages against known CVEs.
What is the difference between SAST and SCA?
SAST (static application security testing) analyzes the code your team writes to find insecure patterns. SCA (software composition analysis) looks at the third-party packages you depend on to find known vulnerabilities. AllStak runs both, so you cover risk in your own code and in the libraries it pulls in.
Which lock files and languages does AllStak scan?
AllStak reads the lock files you already commit across ecosystems such as npm, PyPI, and Maven to resolve exact installed versions, including transitive dependencies, and detects the frameworks in your stack so findings carry real context.
Is AllStak a good alternative to a standalone code scanner?
Yes. Instead of running a separate scanner with its own dashboard and bill, AllStak puts code scanning in the same all-in-one platform as your error tracking, logs, infrastructure monitoring, uptime, and security scanning — so findings sit next to the rest of your application's health and route through the same alerting and incident workflow.
How does AllStak help me prioritize findings?
Findings are ranked by severity and reachability, so your team starts with the issues that actually expose the application rather than working through undifferentiated noise. Each finding includes the file, line, or package needed to act, and integrates with smart alerting and team collaboration.
Can I try code scanning for free?
Yes. AllStak has a free tier, so you can create a project at app.allstak.sa, connect your codebase, and run your first scans without a credit card. Pricing is in SAR and predictable as you grow.
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Find insecure code patterns and vulnerable dependencies in one place, alongside your errors, logs, and infrastructure. Create a project on the free tier and run your first code scan today.