Code Auditor Definition

Code auditor is an in-built testing program which is most famously known as code auditor or static code analyzer. This is also the tool of the source code analysis that is designed to purpose the automatic discovery of the errors, vulnerabilities as well as the violations of the coding standards in an automatic way. So it is supposed to be having a development environment inbuilt that it is working in a process that is dynamic as code happening and giving the feedback back to the developers.

Code auditor helps to find and fix problems before it finds to contribute to breaking the process. This is helping from part of a tool for the quality assurance of software. This’s to catch up the issues and solve it at very early stage in the development life cycle. The tool of automation is also customized as per the rules of coding practices and specifics to be adhered which are required by the project. The objective is the assurance of a high standard of adherence with regard to the coding, security policies and consequently regulatory requirements that are capable of leading to low risk emanating from vulnerability of the software.