Catch leaked secrets
Find the API keys, tokens and passwords committed to your repositories.
Security scanning
Sourcery scans every pull request and your whole codebase, and shows you how to fix what it finds.
GitHub or GitLabTwo-minute installNo credit card needed
Four scanners check every part of your codebase.
Find the API keys, tokens and passwords committed to your repositories.
Spot injection, path traversal, cross-site scripting and other flaws in your source code.
Check your Terraform, Kubernetes, CloudFormation and Dockerfiles for insecure settings.
See which of your dependencies have known CVEs or risky licenses, and the version that fixes each CVE.
Learn how each issue works in our vulnerability database and the security guides.
Sourcery checks each pull request you open and scans your repositories every night.
Sourcery scans every pull request you open and comments on each high-severity issue. On GitHub its check fails, so you can require it before merging.
Sourcery scans your repositories every night, so you hear about a new CVE in a dependency even when your code hasn't changed.
Nightly scans come with Team. Open Source and Pro scan twice a week. See plans and pricing
Every issue comes with its cause, the fix and a prompt for your coding agent.
Sourcery explains the risk and the cause, and highlights the lines you need to change.
Copy the ready-made prompt into your coding agent, or open the issue straight in Cursor.
Ignore a single issue, a whole path or a rule across your repositories, and future scans respect it.
Sourcery marks an issue solved once a scan stops finding it, and each PR summary lists the security issues you fixed.
Sourcery uses your code only for the review.
Sourcery keeps no copy of your code after a review and never trains AI on it.
An independent auditor verifies our security controls. Visit Trust Center.
Scan your first repository today.
GitHub or GitLabTwo-minute installNo credit card needed