Product Documentation
Product Documentation
Welcome To Reshift
Getting Started
Scan Your First Project
Signing Up Using GitHub
Signing Up Using Bitbucket
Signing Up Using GitLab
Scanning Maven Projects
Scanning Gradle Projects
Granting Reshift GitHub Organization Access After Signing up
Setting Projects Up Using NPM
Integrations
GitHub Actions [JavaScript]
GitHub Actions [Java]
Circle CI
Jenkins
GitLab
Analysis Engine
Java Security Rules
JavaScript Security Rules
Product Features
Code Review Workflow
Autofix
IDE plugins
IntelliJ IDE
Visual Studio Code
Reshift Security Model
Source Code Security in Reshift
User Authentication Mode in Reshift
Report Bundles and Call Graphs
User Data Flow
Common Questions and Answers
How do you ensure Reshift's own security?
How do I know my code is secure?
Why do you need access to my source code?
What permissions does reshift gain access to?
Can I try reshift without giving access to my source code?
Why do I need to sign up with GitHub, Bitbucket, or Gitlab?
Why might my scan be failing?
Can’t load code snippets?
Clean security report?
Account Settings
Permissions
Project Settings
Project Tokens
Security Gates
Reporting
Powered by GitBook

How do I know my code is secure?

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We have taken the following steps to ensure that your code is secure:

  • Two factor authentication is optionally enforced using the code provider's security model.

  • All communication between reshift servers and the code provider happens over TLS 1.2

  • Source code is used to display the source and sink for the uncovered security issues. However, the source code itself is never stored on reshift servers.

  • Tight mapping to the code provider's permission model so whenever a contributor is taken off a project, they automatically lose their access to the reshift project.

If you have any more questions, please email us at [email protected]!

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