Armorize CodeSecure

Armorize CodeSecure™ is a static source code analysis platform that leverages third generation software verification technologies to identify web application vulnerabilities throughout development. Our web-based solution provides automated compiler-independent code analysis that models tainted dataflow within the application. Reports pinpoint vulnerable code locations and offer prioritized remediation guidance, while SmartWAF™ integration facilitates immediate hot-fix remediation. CodeSecure™ offers proactive and cost-effective remediation for vulnerable code, representing a low-cost, risk-free alternative to the common build-first secure-later paradigm.

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CodeSecure™ Advantages

Proactive Vulnerability Remediation

		Identifies vulnerable Web application source code throughout the application life cycle
		Facilitates early, efficient and cost-effective vulnerability remediation
		Detects vulnerabilities in ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#, Java/J2EE, JSP, EJB, PHP, Classic ASP and VBScript.
		Models Web application behavior and traces data flow from entry point to vulnerable file.
		Calculates outcome of tainted input propagation through the application
		Scans source code non-intrusively with no impact on running applications
		Integrates with code repository to enable automated code retrieval and analysis
		Aligns secure coding efforts with development processes by integrating with IDE and code check-in

Third Generation Technology

		Network appliance provides Web accessible role-based project and scan management interface
		Built-in language parsers facilitate compiler-independent analysis and flexible deployment
		Advanced formal verification algorithms and compiler-independence ensure fast and accurate vulnerability detection
		Compiler-independent analysis engine requires only source code access; there is no build-integration requirement
		Advanced Traceback feature traces tainted input from source code entry point, across functions, classes and files to resulting vulnerabilities

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