The initial version of CONSOLE has now been deployed, and project pilots are already testing it.
Testing your code's security just got a lot easier. Start by creating a project and specifying the languages and technologies you're using - CONSOLE will automatically pre-select the appropriate tools. Then, upload your code, and within less than a minute, you’ll receive a comprehensive report highlighting any security flaws. The tool’s settings can be tweaked, as each tool has its own configuration. For instance, the Bandit tool that analyses Python source files can be configured to skip some tests so that you can tune out common False Positives.
To automate the process, simply enable Source Control by providing a GitHub token. CONSOLE will then automatically analyse all your commits by creating a new job each time new code is pushed to the monitored branches.
CONSOLE also integrates with Bitdefender GravityZone, providing alerts for endpoint detections that could jeopardise the project's development process. A GravityZone instance can be connected to CONSOLE by providing the server address and API key. Developers can then specify the working directories on their local machines that are to be monitored in real-time for security threats.