Black Duck
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What is Black Duck?
Black Duck, now part of Synopsys, is a software composition analysis (SCA) tool used to manage open source software (OSS) risks. It helps organizations identify and manage open source components in their software, including associated vulnerabilities, license compliance issues, and operational risks. It's commonly used by development, security, and legal teams to ensure secure and compliant use of open source software throughout the software development lifecycle.
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Black Duck Competitor Technologies
Fortify
Fortify is a static application security testing (SAST) tool, overlapping with Black Duck's software composition analysis (SCA) capabilities in identifying vulnerabilities in code.
Coverity
Coverity is a SAST tool that, like Fortify, competes with Black Duck in finding vulnerabilities, although with a different approach (static analysis vs. SCA).
Checkmarx
Checkmarx is another SAST tool that competes with Black Duck, specifically in the application security testing space. Their focus is on source code analysis and vulnerability detection, some of which overlaps with Black Duck's capabilities related to open source components.
SonarQube
SonarQube provides static code analysis, and although its primary focus isn't SCA, it has some overlap with Black Duck in identifying code quality and security issues, including some open source related vulnerabilities.
Palamida
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Palamida was a software composition analysis tool that directly competed with Black Duck in identifying and managing open source components and their associated risks. Palamida was acquired by Flexera.
Veracode
Veracode offers a suite of application security testing tools, including SAST, DAST, and SCA, making it a direct competitor to Black Duck, especially in SCA.
Fossology
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Fossology is an open source license compliance tool that competes with Black Duck in identifying license information and managing open source compliance.
Snyk
Snyk is a direct competitor, providing SCA and security vulnerability management for open source dependencies, similar to Black Duck.
Number of organizations that mention technology
1,308
Black Duck
2,851
Fortify
1,033
Coverity
2,404
Checkmarx
11,329
SonarQube
10
Palamida
2,302
Veracode
26
Fossology
1,791
Snyk
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Black Duck Complementary Technologies
JIRA/Bitbucket/Confluence
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Atlassian tools like JIRA, Bitbucket, and Confluence can be integrated with Black Duck to manage vulnerability remediation workflows, track code changes, and provide collaboration around security issues.
Gradle/Maven
Gradle and Maven are build automation tools. They are complementary because Black Duck can integrate with these tools to analyze dependencies during the build process.
Artifactory
Artifactory is a repository manager. Black Duck can integrate with Artifactory to scan components stored in the repository for vulnerabilities and license compliance issues.
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Which job functions commonly mention Black Duck?
DevSecOps Engineer
1.9% of all DevSecOps Engineer jobs mention Black Duck
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Application Security Engineer
1.5% of all Application Security Engineer jobs mention Black Duck
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DevOps Engineer
0.4% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention Black Duck
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Security Engineer
0.2% of all Security Engineer jobs mention Black Duck
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Engineer
4784 Engineer jobs mention Black Duck
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