Runtime SAST
Find and fix the vulnerabilities that actually run
Kodem makes static analysis smarter by adding runtime context. We tell you which vulnerable functions are executed in production, across modern stacks, so you can focus on real risk, not theoretical code issues buried deep in unused paths.
“Kodem harnesses its unparalleled runtime expertise to release one of the strongest SAST offerings in the market. Finally, we can get real results, with virtually no false positives”
SAST floods teams with noise. Most of it never runs.
Traditional code scanning tools flag every potential weakness, even in dead or unreachable code. Without runtime awareness, teams waste time fixing issues that don’t matter while missing the ones that do.
The Solution
Kodem connects static analysis to runtime execution.
We correlate vulnerable functions to real-world activity in your environment. Whether they were executed in production, which process loaded them, and how often. This is how you shift from "possible" to "provable" risk.
Function-Level Runtime Visibility
Know what actually ran
Kodem identifies which vulnerable functions were executed in production by language, by image, and by timestamp so you can confirm real risk and move fast.
Runtime Correlation Across Stacks
Supports modern compiled and scripted languages
We use function traces, file open events, and symbol mapping to correlate runtime behavior across Java, Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, C++, and more.
Persistent Runtime Context
No signal lost between scans
Once a function is observed running, it stays flagged until resolved. You get continuity across builds and environments.
Exploitability-Aware Triage
Fix what runs, skip what doesn’t
We raise the priority of vulnerabilities confirmed in runtime so your team knows exactly what to tackle first.
Detect vulnerable functions actually executed in production
Correlate SAST findings with real runtime behavior
Maintain exploitability context across builds and environments
Get runtime-aware remediation suggestions
Ready to stop attacks where they actually begin?
