Security scanning that finds the vulnerabilities that actually reach you
Continuously scan your dependencies, packages, and hosts for CVEs, then rank what matters with reachability and risk scoring — inside the same platform as your errors, logs, and infrastructure.
Stop drowning in vulnerability noise
Most security scanners hand you a wall of CVEs and leave you to figure out which ones are real. Every dependency tree has hundreds of advisories, most of them in code paths your application never executes. Triaging by severity alone wastes engineering time on issues that pose no actual risk, while the genuinely exploitable ones get buried.
AllStak security scanning is built to cut through that. It detects CVEs across your application dependencies, OS packages, and running hosts, then applies reachability analysis and risk scoring so you see what is actually exposed first. Because it lives in the same all-in-one platform as your error tracking, logs, and infrastructure monitoring, a vulnerability is never an isolated report — it is connected to the service, host, and code that carries it, with remediation guidance attached.
What AllStak security scanning covers
From the package lockfile to the host kernel, AllStak scans the layers that ship to production and prioritizes findings by real exposure — not just CVSS severity.
CVE detection
Continuously match your dependencies, packages, and OS components against known CVE advisories, so newly disclosed vulnerabilities surface as soon as they affect you.
Dependency & package vulnerabilities
Parse lockfiles across many ecosystems to map direct and transitive dependencies, then flag vulnerable versions deep in the tree that manual review misses.
Reachability analysis
Distinguish vulnerabilities in code paths your app actually uses from those it never calls, so you focus on direct, reachable risk instead of theoretical advisories.
Risk scoring
Combine severity, reachability, and exposure into a single risk score per finding and per host, giving you an ordered worklist instead of an undifferentiated severity dump.
Remediation guidance
Every finding comes with the fixed version and a clear upgrade path, so closing a vulnerability is a concrete action — not a research project.
Host & infrastructure scanning
The lightweight host agent inventories installed packages and reports OS-level CVEs alongside CPU, memory, disk, and container metrics — one agent for both.
Get scanning in minutes
- 1Connect your project
Create a free AllStak project and add your service. If you already use an AllStak SDK for error tracking, your project is ready — no separate tool to onboard.
- 2Install the host agent
Deploy the lightweight agent on your servers to inventory packages and report OS-level vulnerabilities. Application dependencies are scanned from the lockfiles you already commit.
- 3Review prioritized findings
Open the security dashboard to see CVEs ranked by risk and reachability, grouped by host and service, with the affected versions called out.
- 4Remediate and track
Apply the suggested fixed version, then watch the finding clear on the next scan. Smart alerts notify you when a new critical CVE lands on something you run.
Why teams scan with AllStak
- Fix what is exploitable first — reachability and risk scoring put real exposure at the top, not a flat severity list.
- One platform, one bill: security scanning sits beside error tracking, logs, tracing, and infrastructure monitoring — no extra vendor to integrate.
- Vulnerabilities are linked to the host, service, and code that carry them, so triage starts with full context.
- Concrete remediation: every finding ships with the fixed version and upgrade path, turning advisories into pull requests.
- Continuous coverage from one lightweight host agent that also reports CPU, memory, disk, and container health.
- Saudi-based with SAR pricing and a free tier.
Security scanning FAQs
What is security scanning?
Security scanning is the automated detection of known vulnerabilities in your software and infrastructure. AllStak scans application dependencies, OS packages, and running hosts against CVE advisories, then ranks findings by reachability and risk so you can prioritize the issues that are genuinely exposed.
What is reachability analysis and why does it matter?
Reachability analysis determines whether a vulnerable code path is actually called by your application. Many CVEs live in dependency code your app never executes, so they pose little real risk. By flagging reachable versus unreachable vulnerabilities, AllStak helps you spend remediation effort where it changes your exposure.
Does AllStak scan both application dependencies and servers?
Yes. AllStak scans application and transitive dependencies from your lockfiles across many ecosystems, and the lightweight host agent inventories installed OS packages to report kernel- and system-level CVEs. The same agent also reports CPU, memory, disk, network, and container metrics.
How is risk scoring calculated?
AllStak combines the vulnerability's severity with reachability and exposure to produce a single risk score per finding and per host. This gives you an ordered worklist rather than a flat list sorted only by CVSS, so the most consequential issues rise to the top.
Is AllStak a good Sentry alternative for security scanning?
AllStak is a unified, all-in-one observability platform and a simpler Sentry alternative. Beyond error tracking, it adds security scanning, logs, infrastructure and uptime monitoring, SSL checks, tracing, and alerting — so you get vulnerability detection and your other monitoring on one platform and one bill.
Is there a free tier for security scanning?
Yes. AllStak offers a free tier so you can connect a project, scan your dependencies and hosts, and review prioritized findings without a credit card. Pricing is in SAR and predictable as you grow.
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Find your real vulnerabilities — start free
Connect a project, scan your dependencies and hosts, and see CVEs ranked by reachability and risk in minutes — alongside your errors, logs, and infrastructure on one platform.