with 90% Fewer False Positives
DerScanner SAST software provides static analysis across 43 programming languages, including legacy stack, helping teams keep code secure at scale.
With integrated AI code fix and triage assistance, it automatically prioritizes risks, reduces false positives, and suggests production-ready fixes, speeding up remediation and cutting on noise.
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) analyzes application source code, bytecode, or binaries to identify vulnerabilities without executing the program. SAST tools examine code early in the software development lifecycle to detect and fix flaws before they reach production.
By integrating static code analysis directly into CI/CD pipelines and IDEs, SAST shifts security left and helps organizations reduce remediation costs while meeting compliance requirements.
DerScanner provides built-in on-premise AI remediation assistants for SAST and automated AI code fix, to reduce noise and speed up remediation.
Both AI-agents work fully offline, aligning with the strictest IP protection policies and regulations.
DerScanner's AI-driven triage engine analyzes the exploitability and potential impact of every detection, automatically filtering out noise.
With fewer irrelevant alerts to review, remediation becomes faster, code reviews stay focused, and risk management decisions are grounded in real threats.
DerScanner generates compliance-ready reports aligned with PCI DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR, OWASP Top 10, HIPAA, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
Organizations building or distributing software in the EU need to demonstrate secure development practices – and SAST is a core requirement.
DerScanner also supports NIS2 and DORA compliance reporting, providing audit trails and evidence of secure SDLC practices that reduce the risk of regulatory penalties.
DerScanner supports fully on-premise deployment, including air-gapped environments with no outbound internet access. All scanning, AI triage, and code fix generation run locally within your infrastructure.
DerScanner is a perfect fit for organizations in defense, government, finance, or critical infrastructure where data sovereignty and regulatory requirements prohibit cloud-based scanning.
DerScanner integrates with major CI/CD pipelines and IDEs (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, VS Code, JetBrains).
Scans can run automatically as part of the build process, or inside the developer’s editor, reducing friction and keeping secure coding continuous.
DerScanner provides static analysis for 43 programming languages, covering both modern and legacy stacks: Java, Python, C#, C/C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Kotlin, Swift, PHP, Ruby, Scala, Perl, Delphi, COBOL, ABAP, PL/SQL, Objective-C, Groovy, Rust, and more.
When source code is unavailable, DerScanner also scans compiled executables through binary analysis, making it possible to assess third-party components and long-lived legacy systems without requiring access to the original source.
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The average cost of a data breach reached USD 4.45 million in 2025 (IBM Security).
Preventing exploitable vulnerabilities early in the SDLC directly reduces financial and reputational risks.
Fixing a bug in production can cost up to ×30 more than during development (NIST).
SAST reduces overall security costs by moving remediation earlier in the lifecycle.
Modern attacks increasingly exploit the software supply chain and outdated legacy code.
Early remediation and legacy stack coverage minimize exposure across both modern and long-lived systems.
Using SAST helps meet the requirements of standards like PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and GDPR.
It provides evidence of secure SDLC practices and reduces the risk of regulatory penalties.
Clean code. Fewer risks. Stronger software
