Most software projects contain thousands of external dependencies. Many of these are open source components may contain security vulnerabilities, that have been created without utilizing security best practices, or have potential licensing issues. Companies need to be aware of open source license limitations and obligations. Tracking open source license limitations and obligations manually is an onerous task.
Open source vulnerability scanning – also known as Software Composition Analysis (SCA) – is an automated process for identifying third-party and analyzing Open Source Software (OSS) components, libraries, and their dependencies present in the analyzed codebase. The purpose of SCA is to evaluate code quality, security, and license compliance. SCA provides an automated approach Static Application Security Testing (SAST) that analyzes code quality and builds in security prior to the software release life cycle, General Availability (GA).
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