Protect The Software Supply Chain

79% of Third-Party Libraries Are Never Updated After Inclusion in a Codebase

Every enterprise today relies on software that it did not create. This can take the form of open-source software the developers are utilizing, third-party commercial software they have purchased, or outsourced software development resources. While this approach accelerates speed to market, it also opens the organization’s software supply chain to malicious actors.

Gain Full Transparency into Supply Chain Dependencies​

Poor governance of third-party development resources can lead to increased risk to the organization.

Find, Prioritize, and Fix Issues Buried Deep in Open-Source

Organizations lack visibility into the amount of open-source utilized in software development.

Adhere to Emerging Government Regulations

Generate SBOMs and maintain transparency of the dependencies within your application.

Learn How Veracode Can Help

Veracode Software Composition Analysis

Continuously monitor software and its ecosystem to automate finding and remediating open-source vulnerabilities and license compliance risk.

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Veracode Container Security

Prevent exploits to containers before runtime and provide actionable results that help developers remediate effectively.

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Application Security Consultants (ASC)

Provide secure coding best practices, remediation coaching, and mitigation review tailored to help your development teams reduce security findings.

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