security_scan

Run a concurrent security scan to execute dependency audits, SAST, and privacy dataflow scans in parallel. This orchestrates multiple scanners simultaneously, saving time and delivering a prioritized report that highlights critical vulnerabilities.

The best way to get a prioritized vulnerability report is to coordinate a comprehensive security scan across your project. This approach surfaces the most severe findings first and identifies specific remediation steps for your source code and dependencies.

Yes, you can use a coordinated security scan to identify privacy and dataflow issues alongside dependency vulnerabilities. It orchestrates multiple specialized scanners in parallel, ensuring comprehensive coverage and a unified findings structure for your project.

Parallel scanner execution with fallback handling works by running multiple security analysis tools concurrently to identify vulnerabilities. If one scanner fails, the system continues executing others, ensuring you still receive a concise, prioritized findings structure.

You need to run concurrent security scans when your software project requires a quick, prioritized security snapshot. This approach identifies vulnerabilities across both dependencies and source code, ensuring fast detection of critical and high risks.

When orchestrating multiple scanners for a security snapshot, expect limitations related to the scope of the coordinated tools and fallback handling. The concise findings structure prioritizes critical risks but may require manual investigation for complex, context-specific dataflow vulnerabilities.