Check Point CloudGuard Code Security is a powerful language-agnostic code scanner able to: Detect hardcoded secrets, keys, and credentials in any programming language with dynamic detectors in repos and host file systems.

Detect and remove secrets from Jira and Confluence.

Identify compliance violations against industry standards and regulatory requirements, including various AWS frameworks for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) template configurations.

Seamlessly integrate with VS Code, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, as well as CI/CD tools like Jenkins, CircleCI, AWS CodePipeline, and many more, with pre-receive hooks for blocking risky commits to periodic repo scans using git bots.

No reliance on cloud services, meaning your source code never leaves your environment.

Harden CI/CD pipelines and limit source code access to mitigate code exfiltration risks and unauthorized access. Designed for developers but built for the CISO organization, CloudGuard Code Security is a DevSecOps/Shift-Left solution that ensures code security does not hinder development speed or burden developers with building intricate scanner rules and quality gates while empowering security practitioners with full visibility and control over rules and posture. It achieves this with: Blazing fast scan speed: approximately 10 MB in half a second.

Detailed remediation playbooks, providing developers with solutions rather than problems.

Dashboards designed to facilitate cooperation between developers and security practitioners from the VP R&D/CISO level down to the software engineer/SOC expert.

2,800 out-of-the-box detectors, allowing security experts to enforce rules without requiring coding/DevOps skills. From identifying risky code (e.g., open ports, dated protocols, etc.) to detecting hard-coded keys and credentials and IaC violations of security farmwork, nothing escapes our detectors.

Seamless integration with Check Point CloudGuard ecosystem, extending code security to runtime (including secrets, malware, and CVE detection in containers, VMs, and serverless).