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Relane Security documentation

How to connect a repository, run a security scan, and read the results Relane Security produces.

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Relane Security scans a connected GitHub repository and reports the security findings it can support with evidence. These pages describe what you do in the console, and — just as importantly — what each result actually means.

Access is granted during onboarding. If you can sign in, everything described here is available to you.

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  1. Getting started

    Sign in, choose a workspace, and understand what a scan does before you run one.

  2. Connect GitHub

    Install the GitHub App and grant access to the repositories you want scanned.

  3. Run a scan

    Start a scan, watch its progress, and cancel it if you need to.

  4. Read the result

    Understand the five result states and why a zero-finding scan is not always a clean one.

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Zero findings is not the same as no issues

A scan reports no issues found only when coverage was adequate AND nothing was found. If coverage was limited, the console says so instead — because a scan that could not examine your code has not cleared it.

This distinction runs through the whole product and through this documentation. Wherever a result is uncertain, the console shows the uncertainty rather than rounding it down to a pass.