The best Microsoft DevSkim alternatives

It suits development teams looking to scan source code and integrate security checks into pull-request or CI workflows.

Puma Scan suits .NET developers and security engineers working in Visual Studio, as well as development, security, and operations teams using CI…

Skylos may suit developers who want local or CI analysis, including Python teams already using Ruff, Pylint, or Mypy.

CodeQL suits developers and security researchers who need to analyze code for security and other quality issues.

Bandit may suit Python developers and teams seeking a source-code security linter that can run in pre-commit workflows, editors, and CI tools.

MobSF suits developers and security teams analyzing mobile app source or binaries, including teams integrating checks into CI/CD pipelines.

OpenGrep suits developers and organizations looking for self-hosted source-code analysis across its supported languages.

gosec suits developers and teams scanning Go source code, including those integrating results into CI workflows.

Horusec suits developers seeking source analysis through a CLI or Visual Studio Code extension, and DevSecOps teams using CI/CD pipelines.

Flawfinder suits developers looking for potential security problems in C or C++ source before release.

PVS-Studio suits developers and teams analyzing source code for bugs and security issues.

Pysa suits Python developers and security teams looking to trace tainted data in repositories, including through CI.

Brakeman suits developers and teams maintaining Ruby on Rails applications who want automated source-code security checks in development or CI…

Bearer CLI suits development and security teams scanning application source code and data flows.

Dawnscanner may suit developers working on Ruby web applications who want local static analysis for supported frameworks.

Coverity suits organizations that need static code analysis across large codebases, including teams working with compliance or safety standards.