Assured Code Review is one of the services in Integrico Assured. It reviews your source — a coverage-driven pass over the code itself, rather than the running system — and points a qualified reviewer straight at the parts that decide security.
What it covers
An automated layer runs static analysis for dangerous sinks and injection, authorisation and authentication weaknesses, cryptography and key handling, and hard-coded secrets, alongside a dependency and supply-chain review. Every finding is located to a file and a line and carries a recommended fix. On top of the automation, the review produces prioritised manual-testing leads — a worklist mapping the security-critical code to what matters, so the expert time is spent where it counts rather than on reading everything a little.
How your code is handled
Assured Code Review runs under a source authorisation you sign, granting read access to named repositories. Each repository is cloned for the review and the clone is deleted afterwards — we only ever read your code, and source is treated as the intellectual property it is. One customer can hold many repositories, each authorised independently.
Part of Integrico Assured
Code Review is bought on its own or alongside Assured Security Test. Both are organised around your crown jewels, share one objective-weighted risk model and one report, and end in a named human sign-off — the part no automation replaces.