A SAST solution where developers actually fix the majority of issues they see. Make fix rate the north star metric of your AppSec program with Semgrep Code.
Scan 30+ languages with high-confidence rules that make remediation easy.
Pro rules
Pro rules are high confidence rules written for alerting in the developer workflow
Code scans < 5 min
Semgrep Code scans are faster than a developer's commit workflow
Figmates get actionable security feedback in their PRs, while rule analytics give the security team feedback on the effectiveness of our rules. The simple syntax lets us extend Semgrep to catch new patterns, going from idea to live in an hour.
In addition to reducing the time developers spend sourcing information, the context and explainability Semgrep provides ensures that developers still learn and build their understanding of secure coding practices over time.
Easily control exactly which findings developers see and where they see them based on rule accuracy.
Surface high-confidence findings, alongside Assistant recommendations, natively in the developer environment (PR comments, Jira tickets, etc)
Guide developers towards secure code development
Eliminate entire classes of vulnerabilities by construction
Enforce organization-specific security invariants
Metrics like fix-rate and controls over how findings are surfaced make it easy to improve your AppSec program over time (no PhD required).
Manage all findings in one place - filter by projects, severity, branch, or by specific rulesets.
Integrate with Jira and Slack, or use our API to connect directly to your security alerting tool / dashboard.
Identify more true positives with Pro Engine capabilities like cross-file and cross-function analysis.
Reduce false positives with Pro rules that leverage cross-file analysis to surface high-confidence findings.
Easily write and manage custom rules - Semgrep rule syntax is intuitive and similar to source code.
It's easy enough to write rules for Semgrep that security and other engineering teams use it to solve complex problems. This flexibility is a huge win, and the library of managed rules means we only have to write our own when we have custom problems.