Static Application Security Testing (SAST) refers to the process of analyzing application source code, bytecode, or binary code for security vulnerabilities without executing the program. SAST solutions are designed to identify coding errors, insecure constructs, and potential weaknesses early in the software development lifecycle, often before the application is compiled or deployed. Core capabilities of SAST include automated code scanning, detection of common vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting, and integration with development environments and CI/CD pipelines. These tools typically provide detailed reports highlighting the location and nature of vulnerabilities, enabling developers to remediate issues before they reach production. SAST is primarily used by software developers, security engineers, and DevSecOps teams seeking to improve code quality and reduce security risks during development. Unlike Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), which analyzes running applications, SAST operates on static code and does not require a deployed environment. This allows for earlier detection of vulnerabilities but may not identify runtime or environment-specific issues. Cyberin serves as a neutral platform for organizations to discover and compare SAST solutions based on technical features and requirements.