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    CodeQL integration

    Prioritize CodeQL alerts by adding exploit context to static analysis findings.

    Integration details

    Primary category

    Static Application Security Testing

    Sync direction

    CodeQL ↔ Konvu

    Findings are ingested from CodeQL into Konvu. Based on your workflow, Konvu can then push context, status changes, and severity updates back to CodeQL.

    Status

    Available

    What is CodeQL?

    CodeQL is GitHub's semantic code analysis engine that discovers vulnerabilities across codebases by treating code as data and running queries against it. It powers GitHub Advanced Security's code scanning alerts.

    Why connect CodeQL to Konvu

    • Focus on CodeQL alerts that represent exploitable vulnerabilities in your deployed code, not theoretical findings.
    • Reduce triage time by layering exploitability analysis on top of CodeQL's rich data-flow and control-flow results.
    • Sync triage decisions back to GitHub code scanning alerts to keep remediation workflows in one place.

    How it works

    1

    Scan

    CodeQL produces findings from scans or assessments.

    2

    Ingest & enrich

    Konvu ingests those findings and enriches them with code, configuration, and deployment context.

    3

    Assess exploitability

    Konvu determines exploitability and recommended action with evidence attached.

    4

    Sync decisions

    Based on your workflow, Konvu can push context, status updates, and severity adjustments back into CodeQL.

    Quick setup

    Configure CodeQL from the integrations list in Konvu.

    1. 1Go to /configuration/integrations in Konvu and choose CodeQL.
    2. 2Authorize access and confirm the data sources you want to sync.
    3. 3Save the configuration to start syncing.

    Sync direction

    CodeQL ↔ Konvu

    Findings are ingested from CodeQL into Konvu. Based on your workflow, Konvu can then push context, status changes, and severity updates back to CodeQL.