Alternatives to Security Code Scan

MobSF suits teams and individuals analyzing mobile apps for security and privacy, including those integrating scans into CI/CD workflows.

Semgrep Code

It suits development teams that want code vulnerability findings and remediation guidance in pull requests, IDEs, or CI workflows.

gosec suits Go developers and security teams scanning source code locally or in CI/CD.

NaiveSystems Analyze

The tool is aimed at DevOps and DevSecOps teams, including automotive, medical device, and embedded development use cases.

Kiuwan Code Security

Kiuwan Code Security suits development teams seeking to find and address source-code vulnerabilities during development and before deployment.

CodeSonar

CodeSonar suits development and security teams analyzing source and binaries across multiple languages, especially where coding standards, CI/CD workflows or safety-qualified projects matter.

Flawfinder

It suits developers looking for potential security problems in C or C++ application source before release.

Fluid Attacks

Fluid Attacks is intended for security, development and fraud teams that need to identify and address software vulnerabilities.

Black Duck Coverity

Coverity suits enterprise development teams that need static source-code analysis across languages and frameworks.

NodeJsScan suits teams that want to scan Node.js source code in CI/CD or DevSecOps workflows.

Bearer

Bearer suits developers and security teams scanning source code for security, privacy, sensitive-data, or hard-coded-secret risks.

Joern

It suits security researchers and development teams building code analysis or custom security checks, including CI workflows.

PVS-Studio

It suits developers and teams who want source-code analysis across the listed languages and operating systems.

Checkmarx One

It suits development and security teams that want source-code checks integrated with CI/CD, pull requests, and IDE workflows.