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    Find bugs and reachable dependency vulnerabilities in code. Enforce your code standards on every commit.

    Scan with Semgrep AppSec Platform

    Deploy static application security testing (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), and secrets scans from one platform.

    Get started

    Run your first Semgrep scan.

    Deploy Semgrep

    Deploy Semgrep to your organization quickly and at scale.

    Triage and remediate

    Triage and remediate findings; fine-tune guardrails for developers.

    Write rules

    Create custom rules to enforce your organization's coding standards.

    Supported languages

    ProductLanguages
    Semgrep CodeGenerally available (GA)
    C and C++ • C# • Generic • Go • Java • JavaScript • JSON • Kotlin • Python • TypeScript • Ruby • Rust • JSX • PHP • Scala • Swift • Terraform

    Beta
    APEX • Elixir

    Experimental
    Bash • Cairo • Circom • Clojure • Dart • Dockerfile • Hack • HTML • Jsonnet • Julia • Lisp • Lua • Move on Aptos • Move on Sui • OCaml• R • Scheme • Solidity • YAML • XML
    Semgrep Supply ChainGenerally available reachability
    C# • Go • Java • JavaScript and TypeScript • Kotlin • Python • Ruby • Scala • Swift

    Beta or languages without support for reachability analysis
    Dart • Elixir • PHP • Rust
    Semgrep SecretsLanguage-agnostic; can detect 630+ types of credentials or keys.

    See the Supported languages documentation for more details.

    March 2025 release notes summary

    • Added an integration with Wiz that enables you to view Semgrep Code findings in Wiz's Security Graph.
    • Added the ability to define the files and folders Semgrep ignores during scans at the organization level.
    • Dataflow traces now provide cross-file code snippets, centralizing context from several files into the dataflow graph.
    • Added the ability to use transitivity and EPSS score as conditions when creating block and comment policies for Supply Chain.
    • Added dependency path support for the following Python package managers: pip, pip-tools, and pipenv.
    • Assistant Auto-memories: If you triage a finding as Ignored and provide an explanation of why you change the finding's status to Ignored, Assistant automatically determines if it should create a memory for you. Assistant uses memories to tailor its remediation guidance for your projects.

    See the latest release notes

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