SCA (Software Composition Analysis)
Detects vulnerabilities in third-party libraries and open-source components at both build-time and runtime, reducing false positives through actual application execution context.
Picari insights
Mid-to-large enterprise development and security teams seeking to drastically reduce SCA alert fatigue by leveraging runtime instrumentation to determine if vulnerable third-party code is actually executed.
- Reducing open-source vulnerability alert fatigue via runtime analysis
- Identifying unused dependencies across the software supply chain
- DevSecOps teams adopting a unified agent for IAST and SCA
- Organizations needing standalone, agentless binary or container-only SCA scanning
- Environments with minimal runtime testing or uninstrumented architectures
- Teams needing coverage for languages not supported by Contrast's agent ecosystem
Ask about pricing, alternatives, or if SCA (Software Composition Analysis) is right for you.
- Personalized fit analysis
- See relevant alternatives
- Run an evaluation when you're ready
Core capabilities
Common use cases
open-source compliance
supply chain security
third-party library vulnerability detection
Things to consider
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
Contrast Security SCA (Software Composition Analysis) pricing and integrations
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