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What is SCA?

SCA typically refers to Software Composition Analysis. It is a process used to manage open source and third-party components in a software application. SCA tools automatically identify these components, along with their licenses and known vulnerabilities. This helps organizations manage security risks, ensure license compliance, and improve overall software quality by understanding their software supply chain.

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What other technologies are related to SCA?

SCA Competitor Technologies

Checkmarx

Checkmarx offers a suite of application security testing tools, including SCA capabilities that compete with dedicated SCA tools.

mentioned alongside SCA in 4% (389) of relevant job posts

HCL AppScan

HCL AppScan offers a suite of application security testing tools, including SCA capabilities that compete with dedicated SCA tools.

mentioned alongside SCA in 20% (68) of relevant job posts

Snyk

Snyk is a prominent SCA tool and direct competitor.

mentioned alongside SCA in 5% (264) of relevant job posts

Veracode

Veracode offers a suite of application security testing tools, including SCA capabilities that compete with dedicated SCA tools.

mentioned alongside SCA in 4% (326) of relevant job posts

SCA Complementary Technologies

SAST

SAST (Static Application Security Testing) analyzes source code for vulnerabilities, complementing SCA which identifies vulnerabilities in open-source components.

mentioned alongside SCA in 40% (5.3k) of relevant job posts

DAST

DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) analyzes running applications for vulnerabilities, complementing SCA which focuses on open-source components.

mentioned alongside SCA in 39% (4.6k) of relevant job posts

IAST

IAST (Interactive Application Security Testing) analyzes applications in real-time, complementing SCA which focuses on open-source components.

mentioned alongside SCA in 46% (1k) of relevant job posts