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Eclipse
Local trust scanning for regulated teams on Eclipse.
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Overview
The SecEng Trust Scanner for Eclipse is designed for enterprise Java and embedded development teams that operate under strict data-residency requirements. As an Eclipse plugin, it adds trust-language analysis to the IDE without requiring external connectivity — scans run entirely on-device using the local Trust Scanner engine. Regulated industries and government contractors get the security language review they need within the tools they're mandated to use.
Features
- 01.
On-device scanning
The plugin processes all text locally using the embedded Trust Scanner engine — no content is sent off-machine.
- 02.
Selection and file scanning
Analyze highlighted code comments, policy documents, or configuration files directly from the Eclipse editor.
- 03.
Regulated environment ready
No external network calls means it works in air-gapped and network-restricted enterprise environments.
- 04.
Markdown and JSON export
Export structured results for documentation, compliance evidence, or integration with downstream reporting pipelines.
Install steps
Step 01
Install from the Eclipse Marketplace or drop the plugin JAR into your Eclipse dropins folder.
Step 02
No environment variables or API keys required — local-first by design.
Step 03
Select text in the editor or open the Trust Scanner view to scan a file.
Step 04
Export results as Markdown or JSON for your compliance documentation.
Capabilities
Surfaces
Scan modes
Privacy architecture
Local first
Designed to keep the supported flow in the local or customer-controlled environment. What leaves the device or workspace depends on the feature and configuration.
Platform vendor
Eclipse Foundation, Inc.
A Eclipse Foundation, Inc. integration is planned. No build or contract-mapping work has started yet.
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