Software Composition Analysis (SCA) Services
Keeping Your Code Secure from the Inside Out
Why SCA Matters
Modern software depends extensively on open-source and third-party components, which often come with hidden security and compliance risks.
SCA gives you deep visibility into these components, allowing you to identify known vulnerabilities, verify license compliance, and proactively manage your software supply chain risks. Integrated into a Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SSDLC), SCA helps ensure safer, faster, and more compliant development, protecting your organization from costly exploits and regulatory failures.
How We Help
Our SCA services provide:
Full visibility into open-source and third-party dependencies
Vulnerability detection with detailed risk assessment reports
Custom remediation guidance for identified issues
(Optional) Enhancement of your SSDLC process, including team training to recognize and manage third-party risks
Our Methodology: Step by Step
Guiding You Through Every Stage with Precision
Inventory & Discovery: Scan source, binary, and package files to generate a complete SBOM
Vulnerability Matching: Compare components against NVD and other threat intel sources
License & Compliance Review: Identify licensing obligations and potential legal conflicts
Risk Prioritization: Assess component risk based on exploitability, usage, and impact
Remediation Planning: Provide actionable steps to patch, replace, or mitigate vulnerabilities in technical reports.
(Optional): Integration & Monitoring: Integrate solution into CI/CD pipeline for continuous monitoring
(Optional) SSDLC Enhancement: Improve internal processes and train teams to detect and manage third-party risks
What Sunbytes Delivers in Software Composition Analysis (SCA) Services
Our service is designed to help you uncover hidden risks within your application’s open-source components, and give you the tools and guidance to act on them effectively. Here’s what you can expect when partnering with us:
Comprehensive Risk Report
We provide a clear, actionable report detailing all identified vulnerabilities, license conflicts, deprecated components, and outdated dependencies across your codebase.
Each item includes risk scoring (e.g., CVSS), potential exploitability, and relevant metadata to help your teams understand exposure at a glance.
Prioritized Remediation Plan
Not all vulnerabilities carry equal risk. Our team prioritizes findings based on severity, exploitability, usage context, and potential business impact.
We offer a structured remediation plan so your developers can focus on what truly matters, reducing critical risk, fast.
CI/CD Integration Guidance
To make SCA part of your secure development lifecycle, we help integrate SCA tools into your existing CI/CD pipeline.
Whether you’re using GitLab, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or others, we ensure vulnerability detection is continuous, automated, and seamless within your deployment workflow.
Open-Source Governance Support
Beyond scanning, we guide your team in creating policies for safe and responsible third-party code usage.
From license compatibility to version control, we help you build guardrails that protect your software supply chain without slowing innovation.
Success Stories – Trusted by the best
Methodemeter
TeamViewer
DWS
Flexpress
FAQs
Most modern applications rely heavily on open-source libraries. If left unchecked, these components can introduce critical security risks or legal liabilities. SCA provides visibility into your software supply chain, allowing you to manage risk and maintain compliance proactively.
Traditional vulnerability scanners often focus on network or system-level vulnerabilities. SCA targets the software development layer, specifically analyzing third-party and open-source libraries included in your codebase.
Yes, SCA service can analyze dependencies across both frontend (e.g., JavaScript/React..) and backend (e.g., Java, .NET, Python..) stacks, including infrastructure-as-code when applicable.
Absolutely. SCA supports compliance with frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, and the upcoming SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) requirements in government and healthcare sectors.
Best practice is to integrate SCA into your CI/CD pipeline, allowing for continuous monitoring. At a minimum, SCA should be performed before each major release and during regular security reviews.
When properly integrated, SCA works seamlessly with your DevSecOps processes. It helps developers catch issues early without disrupting development speed.
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