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When to use a scan
Run a repository-wide scan when:- you connect an unfamiliar repository
- a production incident suggests systemic risk
- you need to inspect dependencies, secrets, licenses, or public APIs
- a pull request finding points to a wider architectural problem
- you are preparing a remediation plan
Review categories
The hosted product may expose focused scan categories for areas such as:- dependency and supply-chain risk
- secrets and sensitive configuration
- license compliance
- static security analysis
- API surface and runtime compatibility
- code quality and architecture
- business logic and payment flows
- frontend health and accessibility
Review scan results
1
Start with high-impact findings
Prioritize exploitable security issues, exposed credentials, authorization failures, and data integrity risks.
2
Verify the evidence
Open the affected code and confirm that the finding reflects runtime behavior and repository context.
3
Group related findings
Fix shared causes such as an outdated dependency, missing authorization layer, or repeated unsafe pattern.
4
Assign remediation work
Turn verified findings into owned work with a clear priority and acceptance criteria.
5
Re-run the scan
Confirm the fix and check whether the same pattern remains elsewhere.
A scan finding is evidence for investigation. Confirm exploitability and business impact before treating it as a production vulnerability.