For IT Professionals & Consultants
Client code should meet a security standard before it touches their infrastructure.
We scan, then we forget. You keep what you want.
When you consult, host, or manage systems for a client, their environment is your professional responsibility. A custom script, an inherited application, a vendor handoff — anything you deploy carries your name and your standard. “It seemed fine” is not a defensible answer when a client's data is on the line. AllScanTool gives you a verifiable check before code goes near production: paste the source and the Delivery-Layer Engine flags SQL injection, XSS, hardcoded credentials, and insecure functions, each with the line and a fix, then forgets it. It runs in your browser, and the client's code never leaves your machine. No logs. No storage. No retention. Your code stays private.
Your professional standard is on the line
Client-facing work is held to a higher bar than personal projects. These are the moments where a verifiable scan protects your reputation and your client.
Deployed code carries your professional name
Whatever you push to a client environment reflects on you. A vulnerability traced back to your work is a direct hit to your credibility and contracts.
Inherited systems with no audit trail
You take over a client app written by someone else and are expected to vouch for it — without knowing what insecure patterns are buried inside.
Vendor and third-party handoffs go live unchecked
Code arrives from a vendor or a previous contractor and gets deployed to meet a deadline, with no independent security review in between.
Custom scripts touch live infrastructure
A quick automation or integration script can reach databases, credentials, and customer data. “Quick” does not mean low-risk.
Client data raises the stakes on every flaw
An injectable query or exposed key is not just a bug on client infrastructure — it can become a breach, a disclosure obligation, and a liability conversation.
You are the standard the client trusts
Most consultants and IT pros have no AppSec team behind them. A fast, private scan is how you back your professional judgment with evidence.
Ask AST
The questions consultants and IT professionals ask before code reaches a client — answered.
QBefore I deploy this script to a client's production server, how do I confirm it meets a security standard?
Paste the source first. AST scans for SQL injection, XSS, insecure functions, and hardcoded secrets and reports each with its line and a fix, giving you a documented check you can stand behind before anything touches the client environment.
QI inherited a client application from a previous contractor — where do I start the security review?
Run the source through AST to get an immediate map of the high-risk findings — injectable queries, unescaped output, embedded credentials — so you know exactly what to remediate before you take responsibility for the system.
QA vendor delivered custom code — how do I vet it before it goes live on client infrastructure?
Paste the vendor's code into AST before deployment. It flags the patterns that turn into breaches and shows the safe version, so you can require fixes from the vendor instead of inheriting their risk.
QHow do I make sure there are no hardcoded credentials in code running on a client's system?
AST detects hardcoded keys, tokens, and passwords in the source and shows where they are, so you can move them to a secrets manager or environment variables before the client's infrastructure is exposed.