Leverage agentic AI to autonomously find and fix software supply chain security issues across the development lifecycle.
Use the powerful analysis of SCA360 to inform and auto-generate intelligent fix plans in minutes that would otherwise take experienced architects days. Choose from major, minor, custom or compatible plan options. Keep software secure and compliant, reduce developer effort spent on software maintenance by up to 40% and cut software upgrade costs by the same amount.
Instantly identify high-risk applications and tamperable components, automatically score and prioritize risks based on impact and highlight vulnerabilities that matter most without manual triage.
Empower security teams with actionable risk insights and show direct impact of remediation on software quality and operational resilience.
Easily justify software maintenance investments and their direct impact on software quality and business.
Continuously scan source code repositories, detect security issues, find compatible updates for direct dependencies in source code and auto-fix them after approval. Eliminate the need to manually find and fix vulnerabilities and other issues across complex dependency chains. Developers can now focus on innovation rather than maintenance.
Find and fix vulnerabilities in all layers of a container, automatically generating new container clones that are guaranteed compatible and more secure than those being deployed. This enables DevOps and DevSecOps to eliminate vulnerabilities just before deployment.
Lineaje was named a leader in the GigaOm Radar for Software Supply Chain Security report, and highlighted as an outperformer in field of 23 companies.
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As global reliance on open-source software grows, so does the complexity and risk within the software supply chain. With vulnerabilities, malicious code, and compliance issues on the rise, understanding and mitigating these risks is critical.
Download this report to gain insights into managing open-source supply chain threats.
