Best Application Security Software for TypeScript

Compare the Top Application Security Software that integrates with TypeScript as of June 2025

This a list of Application Security software that integrates with TypeScript. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with TypeScript. View the products that work with TypeScript in the table below.

What is Application Security Software for TypeScript?

Application security software is designed to protect applications from cyber threats by identifying vulnerabilities, preventing attacks, and ensuring data integrity throughout the application’s lifecycle. This software typically includes features like static and dynamic analysis, runtime protection, and vulnerability scanning to detect and address potential security issues such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and unauthorized access. It helps organizations maintain secure applications by implementing best practices for secure coding, performing penetration testing, and monitoring for security breaches. Application security software is crucial for organizations to safeguard sensitive data, comply with regulations, and minimize the risk of exploitation. Compare and read user reviews of the best Application Security software for TypeScript currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    SonarQube Server

    SonarQube Server

    SonarSource

    SonarQube Server is a self-managed solution for continuous code quality inspection that helps development teams identify and fix bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells in real-time. It provides automated static code analysis for a variety of programming languages, ensuring the highest quality and security standards are maintained throughout the development lifecycle. SonarQube Server integrates seamlessly with existing CI/CD pipelines, offering flexibility for on-premise or cloud-based deployment. With advanced reporting features, it helps teams manage technical debt, track improvements, and enforce coding standards. SonarQube Server is ideal for organizations seeking full control over their code quality and security without compromising on performance.
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    Backslash Security
    Ensure the security of your code and open sources. Identify externally reachable data flows and vulnerabilities for effective risk mitigation. By identifying genuine attack paths to reachable code, we enable you to fix only the code and open-source software that is truly in use and reachable. Avoid unnecessary overloading of development teams with irrelevant vulnerabilities. Prioritize risk mitigation efforts more effectively, ensuring a focused and efficient security approach. Reduce the noise CSPM, CNAPP, and other runtime tools create by removing unreachable packages before running your applications. Meticulously analyze your software components and dependencies, identifying any known vulnerabilities or outdated libraries that could pose a threat. Backslash analyzes both direct and transitive packages, ensuring 100% reachability coverage. It outperforms existing tools that solely focus on direct packages, accounting for only 11% of packages.
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    Betterscan.io

    Betterscan.io

    Betterscan.io

    Reduce MTTD & MTTR with full coverage within minutes of using. Full DevSecOps toolchain across your all environments, implementing and collecting evidence as part of your continuous security. Unified and de-duplicated across all the layers we orchestrate. One line to add several thousand checks + AI. It was built with security in mind, and we have avoided common security mistakes and pitfalls. Understands modern technologies. All are callable via REST API. Integrateable with CI/CD systems, lightweight and fast. You can self-host it for 100% code control and transparency, or run source available binary only in your own CI/CD. Use a source-available solution for complete control and transparency. Trivial setup, no software installation, compatible with many programming languages. Detects more than several thousand code and infrastructure issues and counting. You can review the issues, mark them as false positives, and collaborate on issues.
    Starting Price: €499 one-time payment
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    GitHub Advanced Security
    With AI-powered remediation, static analysis, secret scanning, and software composition analysis, GitHub Advanced Security helps developers and security teams work together to eliminate security debt and keep new vulnerabilities out of code. Code scanning with Copilot Autofix detects vulnerabilities, provides contextual explanations, and suggests fixes in the pull request and for historical alerts. Solve your backlog of application security debt. Security campaigns target and generate autofixes for up to 1,000 alerts at a time, rapidly reducing the risk of application vulnerabilities and zero-day attacks. Secret scanning with push protection guards over 200 token types and patterns from more than 150 service providers, even elusive secrets like passwords and PII. Powered by security experts and a global community of more than 100 million developers, GitHub Advanced Security provides the insights and automation you need to ship more secure software on schedule.
    Starting Price: $49 per month per user
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    Phylum

    Phylum

    Phylum

    Phylum defends applications at the perimeter of the open-source ecosystem and the tools used to build software. Its automated analysis engine scans third-party code as soon as it’s published into the open-source ecosystem to vet software packages, identify risks, inform users and block attacks. Think of Phylum like a firewall for open-source code. Phylum’s database of open-source software supply chain risks is the most comprehensive and scalable offering available, and can be deployed throughout the development lifecycle depending on an organization’s infrastructure and appsec program maturity: in front of artifact repository managers, directly with package managers or in CI/CD pipelines. The Phylum policy library allows users to toggle on the blocking of critical vulnerabilities, attacks like typosquats, obfuscated code and dependency confusion, copyleft licenses, and more. Users can also leverage OPA to create custom policies.
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