| Developers: | AppSec Solutions |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2025/09/02 |
| Branches: | Information security |
| Technology: | Application Development Tools |
2025: AppSec.Wave SAST Analyzer Release
AppSec Solutions has released the AppSec.Wave SAST analyzer, the hallmark of which is the high scan speed. The company announced this on September 2, 2025.
You can start scanning 20 minutes after receiving the delivery images, and the tool does not require a powerful infrastructure. The AppSec.Wave architecture allows you to analyze source code in most programming languages. In addition, the analyzer provides the ability to add custom rules, allowing the information security team to configure SAST to meet business needs. Wave also allows you to selectively disable pre-installed rules, and you can debug new rules in the scanner itself without filling in the queue of real projects.
 | It is a universal static code analysis tool that supports many programming languages, including JavaScript, Python, Go, C++, Java, PHP, Ruby, C#, and others. Its flexibility is manifested in the ability to configure its own vulnerability scanning rules and integrate with both IDE and CI/CD pipelines. Wave is suitable for projects of any scale: from small, where speed and simplicity are important, to large, requiring complex and individual analysis scenarios, - said Anton Prussak, Product Manager of AppSec.Wave. |  |
Another problem that was taken into account when developing the tool is that it is more resistant to false positives, and integration with the AppSec automated triage tool. Copilot allows you to "understand" the detected vulnerabilities tens of times faster and, we are confident in AppSec Solutions, protect companies from attacks.
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