Software Composition Analysis (SCA) is a process of identifying and analyzing the third-party open-source components in a software application. It helps to identify known vulnerabilities and potential security risks within the software.
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Dependency Analysis: Our analysis delves deep into every facet of your application's codebase, examining not only top-level libraries but also uncovering hidden modules and frameworks. It's akin to unveiling a comprehensive family tree for your software, revealing all its relatives, both direct and distant.
OWASP Software Composition Analysis (SCA) Guide: We rigorously assess your application following the OWASP SCA Guide, scrutinizing dependencies for vulnerabilities, ensuring licensing compliance, and offering ongoing monitoring. Our transparent reporting prioritizes identified risks, providing actionable insights for robust security.
Licensing Compliance: SCA ensures adherence to licensing rules for all borrowed code in your application. Different licenses come with varying terms, and non-compliance can lead to legal complications. Picture SCA as a translator deciphering the legal jargon of each dependency license.
Secure Composition Practices: SCA offers invaluable insights on constructing safer applications from the outset. Imagine a seasoned architect suggesting the use of stronger materials and earthquake-resistant designs for your new house.
Clear and Concise Reporting: Our reports are transparent and highlight vulnerabilities in software components. They prioritize identified issues and offer actionable insights for effective remediation, ensuring a clear understanding of the software's security landscape.
Software Composition Analysis
The Software Composition Analysis (SCA) identifies and analyzes the third-party open-source components in a software application. By identifying known vulnerabilities in the software, security risks can be reduced.
The Software Composition Analysis (SCA) identifies and analyzes the third-party open-source components in a software application. By identifying known vulnerabilities in the software, security risks can be reduced.