GitHub Code Scanning
Cyscale Code Security now makes it easier to bring GitHub repository risk into the same workspace as cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes workloads, virtual machines, identities, vulnerabilities, and compliance controls.
After GitHub is connected, Cyscale can discover repositories, import available provider security context, and run selected scanner workflows to identify open-source dependency risk, source-code defects, secrets, infrastructure-as-code misconfiguration, supply-chain malware signals, and license issues.
What Is New
- GitHub repository findings can be represented as Code Security issues in Cyscale.
- Scanner runs can inspect selected repositories and return normalized findings.
- Findings include repository, file, line, package, severity, evidence, and remediation context where available.
- Repository findings can be correlated with runtime assets such as containers, Kubernetes workloads, cloud functions, and virtual machines.
Why It Matters
Application findings are easier to prioritize when they are connected to runtime context. Cyscale helps teams see whether a GitHub finding affects code that is actually deployed, exposed, connected to sensitive identities, or related to infrastructure that already fails security controls.