GitHub Web Scan

The tool analyzes a GitHub repository to identify web security gaps, dependency risks, and misconfigurations. It performs static checks against manifests, dependency trees, and configuration files without executing code. The output is decision-ready for developers and security teams.
Conceptually it uses a profile-based approach with three modes: security, quality, and configuration. Security prioritizes high-severity findings and vulnerable dependencies; quality looks at lint results, test coverage, and duplication; configuration flags misconfigurations in CI/CD workflows and hosting settings.
Who benefits: software engineers seeking faster risk reduction, security engineers performing lightweight audits, and DevOps teams integrating checks into CI pipelines. Unique value: consistent, automatable assessments that produce standardized outputs suitable for integration and rapid remediation guidance.
Core features and use cases: repository intake, permission handling for private repos, depth control, structured findings, risk scoring, and exports. Example use: run before a release to surface critical issues, then export to JSON for archival and to SARIF for CI tooling.