If you need a tool that offers end-to-end visibility into software components and their dependencies, from development to deployment, Anchore is worth a look. Anchore is a software composition analysis platform that helps companies manage the security and compliance of their software supply chain by creating and tracking detailed component and dependency inventories. It also offers continuous vulnerability scanning, policy enforcement and remediation recommendations through integrations with widely used development tools like GitHub, GitLab, Jira and Slack.
Another contender is Sonatype, which bills itself as accelerating secure innovation by making the software supply chain more efficient. Sonatype offers centralized component management, monitoring open source component health and policy compliance, and fast remediation of vulnerabilities. It also offers AI-powered behavioral analysis to detect and prevent malware attacks, and more than 50 language integrations with various IDEs, source repositories, CI pipelines and ticketing systems.
For a DevOps and security package, check out JFrog. JFrog offers an end-to-end pipeline for managing binaries from build to production, including universal package management, secure ML model management and multi-cloud support. It's designed for a variety of users, from developers to security teams, and promises to accelerate software delivery with high ROI.
Last, GitLab is a powerful AI-infused DevSecOps platform that combines development, security and operations to automate software delivery and protect the software supply chain. GitLab automates tasks, offers continuous integration and delivery, threat vector management and compliance standards, making it a good fit for companies of all sizes trying to modernize their software development and delivery.