Open Source Security – Find and Fix Vulnerable Dependencies
Secure your code by securing your libraries. Our Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tool scans open source dependencies in real-time to detect known vulnerabilities and license risks, empowering developers to fix issues early.
Scan Your Dependencies NowDependencies Drive Your Code – And Your Risk
70-90% of modern application code comes from open source components. These libraries accelerate development, but they also introduce vulnerabilities and license obligations that you might not even be aware of. New open source vulnerabilities are disclosed daily, and keeping up manually is impossible. Our Open Source Security solution (an advanced SCA tool) automates this process – it continuously scans your open source dependencies to catch issues from the moment a library is added to your project.
Find Vulnerabilities and More
We don't just scan your top-level packages – we go deep. Our tool builds a full dependency graph for each project, including transitive (indirect) dependencies. It then checks each component against our extensive vulnerability database (updated multiple times daily) and identifies:
Known Security Vulnerabilities
CVEs and other disclosed flaws in libraries, from critical remote execution bugs to minor info leaks, are flagged with severity scores.
Outdated Dependencies
We highlight if you're using an outdated version. Often, upgrading to a newer version can automatically resolve multiple vulnerabilities.
License Issues
Any problematic licenses are noted here as well, so you manage legal risk alongside security.
Security in the IDE and CI
We integrate where developers work to make open source security seamless:
In your IDE
Our plugins for popular IDEs (VS Code, IntelliJ, etc.) check your imports in real-time. If you pull in a package with a known vuln, you'll get an instant alert with details, right in your code editor.
Pull Request Scanning
When you open a PR that adds or updates a dependency, our bot automatically comments on the PR with scan results. It might say "The library XYZ you added has a critical vulnerability – here's the upgrade version that fixes it."
CI/CD Pipeline
During builds, our scanner runs to fail the build if a new high-risk vulnerability is introduced (based on policies you configure). This is a safety net to keep known bad code from reaching production.