Security bugs are just bugs. Test for them.

Vulnerability scanning, code analysis, dependency risk and secret detection — running against the same target as your functional tests, filing into the same findings queue. No second tool, no second vendor.

Separate security tooling means security findings nobody triages.

When security scanning lives in a different tool with a different owner, its findings arrive as a quarterly PDF nobody reads. Run it where your QA already lives and a cross-tenant data leak shows up the same way a broken checkout does: as a triaged finding with severity and repro steps, on every deploy — not once a quarter.

Four scanners, one queue

Live vulnerability scanning: auth bypass probes, injection attempts, IDOR checks, header and TLS hygiene against your staging target. Code analysis: static analysis tuned to flag what is exploitable rather than everything that is imperfect. Dependency risk: lockfiles checked continuously against known CVEs, with the affected endpoint trail. Secret detection: keys, tokens and credentials caught in code, config, and client bundles.

Functional or security, a finding is a finding.

Every issue — a failing checkout or an exposed key — lands in the same findings queue with a failure type, severity, evidence, and repro steps, and pushes to Jira in one click.

Part of Zytherum QA — one platform with API testing and self-healing UI tests, enforced on every release by the deploy gate. Request a demo.