Vulnerabilities embedded in source code are among the most costly to fix once an application reaches production, and among the hardest for external scanners or penetration testing alone to catch, since many flaws in business logic, authentication, or data handling only become visible when the code itself is examined.
Reliable Company's Source Code Security Review combines Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tooling with expert manual analysis to identify vulnerabilities that automated scanning alone frequently misses, including insecure authentication logic, improper session handling, hardcoded credentials and secrets, unsafe deserialization, injection flaws, and weak cryptographic implementations. Manual review is applied specifically to the areas SAST tools are known to under report: business logic errors, access control flaws, and context dependent security decisions that require understanding what the application is meant to do, not just how it's written.
Our review process is designed to integrate into existing development workflows rather than disrupt them, and covers common languages and frameworks used in enterprise and government facing applications across Saudi Arabia. Findings are mapped to OWASP Top 10 and OWASP ASVS categories, rated by exploitability and business impact, and delivered with specific remediation guidance a development team can act on directly, not generic advice.
Deliverables include a detailed vulnerability report with code level references and remediation steps, a risk prioritized summary for technical leadership, and re-review support to confirm fixes before release.