Native SAST with cross-file data-flow analysis.
Farion parses supported languages and frameworks natively, discovers application entry points, follows data across files and object fields, and connects every finding to the code path that explains it.
More than 1,000 SAST rules
Cross-file and field-sensitive analysis
Route and handler discovery
AI assessment based on data-flow analysis
Understand the code before classifying the finding.
Farion uses language-specific parsers and analyzers instead of reducing every codebase to generic text patterns. Symbols, calls, fields, types, framework conventions, and application entry points remain available throughout the analysis.
Trace controllable input to the affected operation.
Farion builds call paths across files and follows data at field level. Taint analysis connects external inputs to sinks through functions, services, object instances, and dependency boundaries.
Resolve the application structures generic scanners miss.
Farion detects routes, controllers, handlers, dependency injection, concrete object instances, RPC endpoints, message handlers, and public symbols across supported frameworks.
Show the path, code, and context behind every result.
Each finding includes relevant source code, ordered code context along the path, sources, sinks, routes, data flows, confidence, and an AI verdict grounded in the deterministic analysis.
Move from detection to patch and proof.
Generate a context-aware patch and create a pull or merge request. Findings can also be passed to Active Verification, where Farion agents generate targeted exploit tests against an authorized application.
More than 1,000 rules across supported application stacks.
Farion covers the vulnerability classes identified by its SAST rule set and uses the same finding context for exploitability analysis, remediation, and active verification.
Built in Berlin, analysed in Germany.
Farion is developed in Berlin and certified by the German research-allowance authority (BSFZ) as a research and development project. Analysis and assessment by our security SLMs run in Germany. The complete repository is never sent to a model: Farion selects only the code snippets required to assess a finding, and deletes repository data after the scan.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Cross-file paths are a core part of the analysis and remain connected to the finding evidence.
Yes. After target authorization is verified, Farion can generate targeted exploit tests from the route, parameter, sink, and data-flow evidence associated with a SAST finding.
See how Farion works on your application.
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