How do I run my first SCA dependency scan, step by step?
A plain guide to running your first SCA dependency scan: what to scan, what to expect in the report, and how to turn the results into a short fix list.
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A plain guide to running your first SCA dependency scan: what to scan, what to expect in the report, and how to turn the results into a short fix list.
A list of running pods misses CronJob images between runs. Here is how to find scheduled and batch images so your container scanning coverage is complete.
Scanners miss limits like one coupon per order. Write abuse cases for single-use and capped functions and enforce them in the backend. A short method.
No fix exists for a dependency flaw? Use time limited exceptions, compensating controls, and a review date. A repeatable way to handle unfixable findings.
Why do DAST scans fail on forms with anti-CSRF tokens? Single-use tokens reject replayed requests. Learn how scanners handle them and how to check yours.
It helps, but it is a starting point. Combine the CWE Top 25 and its KEV column with exposure, confidence and fix effort to order a SAST backlog.
ASPM routes findings using code owners files, repository maps and service catalogs. How routing works, where it fails, and how to fix bad ownership data.
How bulk fix pull requests work: one change per repository, how to order them, how to handle review load, and how to keep a large cleanup under control.
Mostly yes. SAST, static code analysis and source code analysis name the same idea: checking non-running code for flaws. Here is where the labels differ.
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