Code repositories, pull requests, code reviews, issues, and CI/CD pipelines on your company server in Egypt.
Alternative to: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
- On request
- Partial Arabic
- In Egypt
Open-source system
Alternative to Snyk
Vulnerability and secret scanning for container images and code repositories before every deployment.
Available on request: We set it up for you when you ask for it.
Before your engineering team ships any release, the scanner inspects container images, application source code, and upstream software libraries, detecting known security CVEs, hardcoded secrets or API tokens, and dangerous misconfigurations. It can fail automated builds if critical vulnerabilities are found. Scanning runs entirely on your servers in Egypt, keeping your code confidential.
If you are looking for an alternative to Snyk or GitHub Advanced Security, this replaces:
Built on Trivy, an open-source comprehensive security scanner.
Customization and building from scratch are part of our software and application development service.
Part of: Software house pack
Code repositories, pull requests, code reviews, issues, and CI/CD pipelines on your company server in Egypt.
Alternative to: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
Projects, tasks, milestones, boards, and progress reports with a modern interface for dev and product teams.
Alternative to: Jira, Asana, Linear
Receive instant alerts with full details whenever an error occurs in your app, compatible with Sentry tools.
Alternative to: Sentry
API keys, system secrets, and database credentials secured in an encrypted vault instead of config files.
Alternative to: HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager
Yes, for scanning dependencies, container images, leaked secrets, and infrastructure misconfigurations. The difference is open source, hosted on your infrastructure without exporting source code abroad.
No, it runs in terminal consoles and automated CI/CD runners, presenting findings in build logs or structured reports.
Yes, scanning for known patterns of passwords, private keys, and tokens across files and image layers.
It identifies known public CVEs and common misconfigurations; it does not replace a comprehensive human security code review of application business logic.