Software Security & Quality Assurance
Open-source vulnerabilities are known — your own code is not. SAST analysis makes security flaws in custom code visible before they reach production. TrustSource brings results from all scanners under one roof and turns code quality into a measurable, manageable metric.
At a Glance
The Challenge
SCA and vulnerability management cover risks from third-party components — but your own source code remains a blind spot. SQL injection, cross-site scripting, insecure cryptography, hardcoded credentials: these vulnerabilities don't come from libraries you use, they come from code your team writes. They tend to surface only when it's too late — in a penetration test, a security audit, or worse, after an incident.
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) is the answer: source code is analysed for security patterns at development time, without the application needing to run. The challenge isn't a lack of tools — semgrep, Bandit, CodeQL, Checkmarx and many others do excellent work. The problem is fragmentation: every tool produces its own format, its own dashboard, its own priorities. Without central governance, SAST becomes noise that dev teams learn to ignore.
TrustSource as SAST hub
TrustSource speaks SARIF — the open standard supported as an export format by all major SAST scanners. Findings from semgrep, Bandit, CodeQL or any other SARIF-capable tool flow into the platform automatically. The result: a unified, cross-team picture of code quality across the entire product portfolio — regardless of which scanners individual teams use.
Rules that actually hold
Code quality requirements can be defined centrally, versioned and then enforced consistently across all projects. Whether minimum thresholds for open finding severity, banned coding patterns or project-specific exceptions: compliance officers retain full oversight and can review, comment on, escalate or accept findings — with a complete audit trail for future evidence.
Seamless integration into existing processes
SAST findings behave in TrustSource just like known vulnerabilities: with one click, tickets are handed to the relevant development teams — with context, severity, the affected line of code and a remediation hint. Results feed into the compliance report alongside SCA data and licence findings, giving compliance and security stakeholders a complete picture at all times — not excerpts from three different tools.