Static analysis for code security and compliance
Detect issues early. Ensure compliance with functional safety and coding standards. Get started for free, and scale up if needed.
Integrated with your DevOps pipeline
Speed up development, increase quality and security
Designed for DevOps and DevSecOps, NaiveSystems Analyze handles projects of any size and seamlessly integrates with various developer tools, offering control, collaboration, and reporting capabilities for the entire organization.
Deploy our containerized static analyzers with a free and open-source runner within minutes, and retain full control of your source code and privacy.
Ensure compliance with security and coding standards
NaiveSystems Analyze checks code for compliance with a variety of functional safety, security, and coding standards.
MISRA
Address coding standard issues and enforce MISRA C and MISRA C++ rules.
The Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) coding standard ensures functional safety and security for software developed for use in the automotive, military/defense, civil aviation, medical, industrial, and rail industries. NaiveSystems Analyze supports both MISRA C:2012 and MISRA C++:2008, enforces MISRA compliance, and provides compliance reporting.
AUTOSAR
Ensure the safety, reliability, and security of software written in C++14.
AUTOSAR (AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture) is a worldwide development partnership of vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, and companies from the automotive electronics, semiconductor, and software industries. NaiveSystems Analyze ensures compliance with the AUTOSAR C++14 coding standard.
CERT C/C++
Follow the rules for developing safe, reliable, and secure systems.
CERT C and C++ coding standards are secure coding practices for the C and C++ languages. Security vulnerabilities in embedded software increase chances of attacks from malicious actors. These attacks inject malware, steal information, or perform other unauthorized tasks. Secure coding practices plug these vulnerabilities and effectively reduce the surface of attack. NaiveSystems Analyze complies with the complete rule set.
CWE Top 25, OWASP Top 10, ...
Cover the most critical software vulnerabilities and more.
The Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) is a unified, measurable set of software security weaknesses. The Open Web Application Security Project publishes a list of top 10 security flaws that software development needs to protect against. We keep adding more and more security and coding standards to NaiveSystems Analyze.
Address coding standard issues and enforce MISRA C and MISRA C++ rules.
The Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) coding standard ensures functional safety and security for software developed for use in the automotive, military/defense, civil aviation, medical, industrial, and rail industries. NaiveSystems Analyze supports both MISRA C:2012 and MISRA C++:2008, enforces MISRA compliance, and provides compliance reporting.
Ensure the safety, reliability, and security of software written in C++14.
AUTOSAR (AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture) is a worldwide development partnership of vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, and companies from the automotive electronics, semiconductor, and software industries. NaiveSystems Analyze ensures compliance with the AUTOSAR C++14 coding standard.
Follow the rules for developing safe, reliable, and secure systems.
CERT C and C++ coding standards are secure coding practices for the C and C++ languages. Security vulnerabilities in embedded software increase chances of attacks from malicious actors. These attacks inject malware, steal information, or perform other unauthorized tasks. Secure coding practices plug these vulnerabilities and effectively reduce the surface of attack. NaiveSystems Analyze complies with the complete rule set.
Cover the most critical software vulnerabilities and more.
The Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) is a unified, measurable set of software security weaknesses. The Open Web Application Security Project publishes a list of top 10 security flaws that software development needs to protect against. We keep adding more and more security and coding standards to NaiveSystems Analyze.
Ready to deliver high-quality, secure, and compliant code faster?
Who uses static code analysis?
Our static analysis engine detects vulnerabilities as they are introduced, allowing for early identification and correction of issues, and ensuring compliance with both international and industry standards, as well as any specific requirements of your organization.
- Automotive
Automotive software development involves a significant amount of code. Teams must effectively handle unique challenges. Static analysis tools allow teams to work together and ensure their code is of high quality and compliant with regulations.
- Medical Devices
Software in medical devices can greatly impact patient safety, thus there is heightened attention on ensuring both safety and security. Static analysis tools can assist in meeting regulatory requirements and ensuring the devices are secure, dependable, and efficient.
- Embedded Development
Effective management of digital assets is crucial for designing and developing embedded systems efficiently, while adhering to compliance guidelines. For industries that prioritize quality, industry regulations is a must, and static analysis tools can verify code compliance.
Prices that scale, for teams of all sizes
No matter what size your business is, our software works well for you and your code.
Free
For individuals and small teams
$0
- FOSS runner for on-prem installation
- Enforce MISRA C and C++ rules
- Analyze up to 100,000 lines of code
- Scale up to 4 CPUs on one node
- Commercial or non-commercial use
Enterprise
For even the biggest companies
Custom
- Everything included in Free, plus...
- All available coding standards
- Unlimited lines of code
- Unlimited CPUs and nodes
- SSO and priority support
Frequently asked questions
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, email our support team.
Can I run it on Windows or macOS?
Yes, we support both Windows and macOS in Enterprise. Contact us to learn more.
What C/C++ compilers are supported?
Both GCC and Clang are supported in Free. We support other compilers in Enterprise. Contact us to learn more.
Do you integrate with other tools?
Some widely-used tools are already integrated, and we continue to add more. If you have something specific in mind, please let us know.
Is this open-source software?
Some components of NaiveSystems Analyze are open-source software, such as the analysis runner for on-premises deployment.
How is this better than state-of-the-art open-source SAST tools?
NaiveSystems Analyze has extensive coverage of coding standards and is ready to be used for compliance purposes. It is also carefully maintained and extensively tested for commercial use. Both the technology and the support scale to larger teams and codebases.
How is this better than state-of-the-art commercial SAST tools?
It will always be free to start, and you only pay for what you actually use. Advanced technologies such as formal verification are also continuously added to reduce false positives and false negatives.
Do you support languages other than C/C++?
We are actively working on the analyzers for many other programming languages. This page will be updated as soon as they are ready.