ZeroPath vs. YAG-Suite

ZeroPath is the AI-native SAST that finds vulnerabilities traditional tools miss. We built it because security shouldn't overwhelm developers with noise. Unlike pattern-matching tools that flood you with false positives, ZeroPath understands your code's intent and business logic. We find authentication bypasses, IDORs, broken auth, race conditions, and business logic flaws that actually get exploited and missed by traditional SAST tools. We auto-generate patches and pull requests that match your project's style. 75% fewer false positives, 200k+ scans run per month, and ~120 hours saved per team per week. Over 750 organizations use ZeroPath as their new AI-native SAST. Our research has uncovered critical vulnerabilities in widely-used projects like curl, sudo, OpenSSL, and Better Auth (CVE-2025-61928). These are the kinds of issues off-the-shelf scanners and manual reviews miss, especially in third-party dependencies. ZeroPath is an all-in-solution for your AppSec teams: 1. AI-powered SAST 2. Software Composition Analysis with reachability analysis 3. Secrets detection and validation 4. Infrastructure as Code scanning 5. Automated PR reviews 6. Automated patch generation and more...

The YAG Suite represents a groundbreaking French tool that elevates SAST capabilities significantly. YAGAAN merges static analysis with machine learning, providing clients with much more than a mere source code scanner. This comprehensive suite enhances application security audits and integrates security and privacy within DevSecOps design processes. By aiding developers in grasping the causes and implications of vulnerabilities, the YAG Suite transcends standard vulnerability detection methods. Its contextual remediation feature enables developers to swiftly address issues while also enhancing their secure coding practices. Additionally, YAG Suite’s innovative 'code mining' technique facilitates security assessments of unfamiliar applications, effectively mapping all pertinent security mechanisms and offering querying features to identify 0-day vulnerabilities and other risks that cannot be automatically detected. Currently, it supports programming languages such as PHP, Java, and Python, with plans to expand to JavaScript, C, and C++ in the future. This forward-thinking approach ensures that developers are well-equipped to tackle emerging security challenges.