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CI/CD Security Scanning

Security scanning for every commit

Catch leaked secrets, vulnerable dependencies, and insecure code before they merge — in one fast pass, right inside your pipeline.

Runs at the edgeZero data retentionResults in your pull request
<100ms
Average scan time
200+
CVE & secret rules
0
Source code stored
300+
Edge locations
What we scan

Full-spectrum coverage, one integration

Three classes of risk in a single pass — no bolting together three separate tools.

Dependency scanning

Flag vulnerable packages across npm, PyPI, Go, and Cargo — matched to known CVEs before they reach production.

Secret detection

Catch leaked API keys, tokens, and credentials in code, configs, and commit history — before they're exposed.

SAST analysis

Static analysis surfaces injection flaws, XSS, broken auth, and other OWASP Top 10 patterns in your source.

CI/CD native

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI. One line in your pipeline — a pass or fail on every pull request.

How it works

From commit to verdict in seconds

Add one step to your pipeline. Every push is scanned at the edge and the result lands in the pull request.

01

Add one step

Drop the SecOpsPipe action into your workflow with an API key. No agents, no servers to run.

02

Scan at the edge

Each commit is analyzed in the data center nearest your CI runner — secrets, dependencies, and SAST in one pass.

03

Gate the merge

A clear pass or fail posts to the pull request, with severities and remediation for every finding.

# .github/workflows/security.yml
- uses: secopspipe/scan@v1
  with:
    api-key: ${{ secrets.SECOPSPIPE_KEY }}
    fail-on: critical,high
Pricing

Start free, scale when you're ready

Starter

Free
  • 10 scans / month
  • Dependency scanning
  • 1 project
  • Community support
Get started

Enterprise

Custom
  • Everything in Pro
  • SSO & RBAC
  • 99.9% uptime SLA
  • On-prem option
  • Dedicated support
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FAQ

Questions, answered

What does SecOpsPipe scan for?

SecOpsPipe scans your code for three classes of risk: hardcoded secrets like API keys and tokens, dependencies with known CVEs, and insecure code patterns such as eval() and command injection.

How do I add SecOpsPipe to my pipeline?

Add one step to your GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins config with your API key. SecOpsPipe scans each commit and returns a pass or fail result in your pull request, usually within seconds.

Which languages and ecosystems are supported?

Secret detection and SAST are language-agnostic. Dependency scanning currently covers npm (package.json) and PyPI (requirements.txt), with more ecosystems on the way.

Where is my code processed and stored?

Scans run on Cloudflare's global edge. Code is analyzed in memory and never retained — SecOpsPipe stores only findings metadata, never your raw source or secret values.

How much does SecOpsPipe cost?

The Starter plan is free for up to 10 scans per month. Professional is $29 per month for unlimited scans and every scan type. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Ship secure code, without slowing down

Add one line to your pipeline and get security results in every pull request. No agents, no servers, no friction.

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