Sonatype Vulnerability Scanner

The average application contains 23 known open source vulnerabilities. Find out if your software supply chain is at risk in minutes.

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Receive a comprehensive Software Bill of Materials. The first step in protecting your app is knowing exactly what open source components are being used and where.

Detailed risk analysis

Your results will outline any policy violations, security issues, and a license analysis contained in your application, to help you understand the severity of your open source risk.

Actionable immediately

Start working to fix the issues immediately after obtaining results, to secure your application against potential threats.

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Full Visibility

Receive a comprehensive Software Bill of Materials. The first step in protecting your app is knowing exactly what open source components are being used and where.

Detailed risk analysis

Your results will outline any policy violations, security issues, and a license analysis contained in your application, to help you understand the severity of your open source risk.

Actionable immediately

Start working to fix the issues immediately after obtaining results, to secure your application against potential threats.

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How to interpret a Software Bill of Materials

"A bill of materials, whether it’s of open source components or in house components, is a key part of the overall strategy on ensuring large software projects have trusted, secure components."
Andrew Wild Chief Security Officer, Qualys
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