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USCountry-specific compliance

GateTest for United States

US dev shops live inside four overlapping regimes — HIPAA for health, CCPA for consumer data, SOX for finance, PCI-DSS for cards. GateTest's 122 modules catch the technical findings each auditor looks for, in one scan, before code ships.

What devs in United States build with

Stack and host shapes we see across the United States dev market — GateTest is tuned for all of them.

Popular stack
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgresStripeVercel
Popular hosts
VercelAWSCloudflare

HIPAA + CCPA + SOX + PCI-DSS — what GateTest catches

Each bullet ties a real GateTest module to a specific clause in the United States compliance landscape. Official source →

secretRotation
HIPAA §164.308(a)(5)(ii)(D) — credential management

secretRotation module flags credentials older than 90 days (error) and 30 days (warning) using git-history-aware dating — directly maps to HIPAA's password-management standard.

secrets
CCPA §1798.150 — reasonable security

secrets module catches hardcoded API keys, AWS access tokens, GitHub PATs, Stripe live keys, JWTs and private keys before they reach the repo — the lowest bar for 'reasonable security' under CCPA's private right of action.

ssrf
PCI-DSS Requirement 6.2 — secure coding

ssrf module taints req.body / req.query / req.params and flags when tainted values reach fetch/axios/http.request without an allowlist — the technical SSRF / IDOR class PCI auditors ask about.

prSize
SOX ITGC — change-management evidence

prSize module enforces a per-PR file + line cap so no change lands unreviewably large, and every gate run leaves a timestamped scan record against the commit — the reviewable-change evidence a SOX auditor asks for under change-management controls.

logPii
HIPAA §164.312(b) — audit logs without PII leakage

logPii module flags console.log / logger.info calls that dump req.body, JSON.stringify(user), or template-string interpolation of password/token/jwt — the GDPR/HIPAA logging violation that ships in nearly every codebase.

dependencies
PCI-DSS 6.3.2 — third-party software inventory

dependencies module scans npm / pip / Poetry / go.mod / Cargo / Bundler / Composer / Maven / Gradle and flags wildcards, 'latest' pins, deprecated packages and missing lockfiles — produces the SBOM-adjacent evidence auditors collect.

Honest limitations

GateTest is a code-quality + security scanner — not a compliance auditor, and it offers no SOC 2 compliance scan and no penetration testing. It reports code-level findings; any SOC 2, HIPAA or ISO audit needs a qualified human assessor.

  • GateTest produces technical findings — HIPAA / PCI / SOX audits still require a qualified human assessor (QSA for PCI, OCR for HIPAA).
  • Data-residency claims (e.g. 'all data stored in us-east-1') depend on your host config; GateTest doesn't verify host region.

Who hires GateTest in United States

Series A health-tech shipping a HIPAA-bound EHR integration on Vercel
Fintech building card-present flows that need PCI-DSS technical evidence before SAQ-D
Mid-market SaaS with a CCPA private-right-of-action exposure window

Pricing

Starting at $29 USD — one-time, charged via Stripe at checkout.

Quick
$29
4 modules
Full
$99
All 122 modules — scan only
Scan + Fix
$199
+ AI auto-fix PR + pair review
Forensic
$399
+ per-finding diagnosis + CISO report
CLI is MIT-licensedGitHub Action on the GitHub Marketplace

Try it on your own repo

$29 Quick scan, no signup. One-time charge per scan — no subscription required (Continuous, $49/mo, is optional if you want every push scanned).

Run a United States scan — $29

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