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1

Connect Your VCS

Select your Version Control System of choice.

GitHub

GitLab

Bitbucket

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Sync Repositories

After connecting your VCS, sync the repositories you want to scan. The number of repositories you can add will depend on the type of workspace you have.
Sync repositories interface
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Start Scanning

Initiate a scan on your selected repositories. As soon as you initiate, your repositories will start to be scanned for security vulnerabilities. This may take a few minutes depending on the size of your codebase.
Start scanning button
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View Findings

Once the scan completes, a list of all findings with their information will appear on the page.
Security findings dashboard
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Analyze Findings

By clicking on any finding, you will see its detail. You will find a short explanation, the code snippet, catagory, severity, CVSS score, references. If a issue is present multiple times, Krait will only show one finding and group all the instances together. You can also create a ticket from the findings page.
Security findings dashboard
Code scanning in Krait makes it easy to continuously monitor your repositories for security risks. By connecting your VCS and reviewing actionable findings, teams can quickly identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities before they reach production.