Your microservices talk to each other. Attackers know that.
VulnGraph detects security vulnerabilities that span service boundaries — the blind spot every other scanner misses.
Single-service scanners can't see this
Over 40% of critical vulnerabilities in microservice architectures exist between services, not within them. Snyk, Semgrep, and CodeQL analyze each repo in isolation — they literally cannot detect cross-boundary attacks.
Invisible to single-service scanners · CWE-89
How it works
Three steps. Full architecture visibility.
Map
Point VulnGraph at your OpenAPI specs, gRPC protobufs, and AsyncAPI definitions. It builds a unified call graph of your entire architecture.
Analyze
Taint propagation traces data flow across every service boundary, message queue, and shared database. Under 5 minutes for 200 services.
Fix
Get cross-service stack traces with code-level remediation. Know exactly which service needs the fix and what to change.
What others miss, we catch
No other tool performs cross-service static taint analysis.
| Feature | VulnGraph | Snyk | Semgrep | CodeQL | Salt Security |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cross-service taint analysis | |||||
| Taint tracking across boundaries | |||||
| OpenAPI spec parsing | |||||
| gRPC / Protobuf support | |||||
| Kafka / RabbitMQ analysis | |||||
| SARIF 2.1.0 output | |||||
| CI/CD integration | |||||
| Under 5 min for 200 services |
Stop scanning in silos.
See your full microservice architecture as one security surface.
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