Software Supply Chain Security
Ensure your customers and users can trust everything that goes into the software you deliver to them
Modern applications are a complex mix of proprietary and open source code, APIs and user interfaces, application behavior, and deployment workflows. Security issues at any point in this software supply chain can leave you and your customers at risk.
Synopsys solutions help you identify and manage software supply chain risks end-to-end.
Black Duck® software composition analysis helps teams select high-quality components and detect open source vulnerabilities in development and production.
Coverity® static analysis helps development teams find and fix security, quality, and compliance defects in code as they write it.
Black Duck® binary analysis gives teams visibility into the contents and dependencies of container images so they address issues before they make it into production.
Code Sight™ with Rapid Scan static analysis helps development teams detect security and configuration issues in infrastructure-as-code files.
With Synopsys API Scanner™ and Defensics® fuzzer, teams can verify the security and reliability of exposed APIs and network protocols.
Coverity static analysis and Black Duck Binary Analysis detect data leakage risks during development, and Seeker® interactive application security testing tracks sensitive data flow in your application, so teams can verify that it’s being kept safe at all times.
Intelligent Orchestration and Code Dx® help teams automate security testing and remediation based on policy, so they can continuously and consistently manage security issues across the supply chain.
Detect API security risks in your web, mobile, and IoT apps and services
Learn moreIdentify runtime vulnerabilities that expose sensitive data with near zero false positives.
Learn moreFind and fix security vulnerabilities and quality issues in your code as it's being developed.
Learn moreTest APIs and services for common security weaknesses and vulnerabilities.
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