Source code consists of expressions created with a text editor or visual programming tool and then saved to a file. Source code is the most persistent form of a program, even though the program can be modified, improved, or upgraded later.
Source code analysis is the automatic testing of source code for debugging your code before your applications go live.
By using static and dynamic source code analysis methods, we aim to support you in identifying the vulnerabilities in the programs that your organization wants to take live and taking the necessary measures.
In technical analysis, the code is examined and debugged without running the program. This can reveal errors at an early stage of program development and often eliminate the need for multiple revisions later. After the static analysis is done, dynamic analysis is performed to reveal more subtle flaws or vulnerabilities. Dynamic analysis consists of real-time program testing.