Supply chain security can be a struggle. The GitGuardian Source Composition Analysis module scans your project's dependencies, comparing them against public repos. If it finds any matches between your internal packages and public ones, it flags them as potential dependency confusion risks.

GitGuardian SCA makes it easier than ever to build and group your SBOMs while staying up to date with any changes. Our Software Composition Analysis tool, better known as GitGuardian SCA, lets you instantly download up-to-date Software Bills of Material with the touch of a button. No more guessing if things have changed between the last version someone else generated and now. You'll never need to ask your developers to generate a fresh SBOM again.

Get better insight into your third-party licenses and easily stay on top of any changes with GitGuardian Software Composition Analysis (SCA), you can now get a thorough view of all the licenses used by your applications' dependencies from a single view. In your dashboard under the SCA Dependencies view you can easily filter by each particular license used by the components in your applications. Easily check for any unexpected entries from the convenience of the GitGuardian workspace.

Introducing GitGuardian Software Composition Analysis, further expanding the capabilities of our code security platform. You have long known GitGuardian for secrets detection and remediation, honeytokens, and IaC scanning. Now, with GitGuardian SCA, you can effortlessly scan your applications to detect known vulnerabilities introduced through both Direct & Transitive dependencies. The platform will automatically prioritize incidents depending on their context and help developers find the best path to remediating any issues.