Using Azure DevOps Server?
Find & fix vulnerable components in Azure DevOps
Mend integrates with your Azure DevOps to secure your open source usage.
The benefits of integrating Mend with Azure DevOps Server (formerly know as Team Foundation Server):
- Automatically identify all open source components in your software
Mend identifies all open source components in your code, including transitive dependencies, every time you run your build, generating an updated inventory report within minutes. - Get real-time alerts on open source security vulnerabilities
Be alerted when a vulnerable component is added to your build, or when a new vulnerability is discovered in one of the components already in your software. - Fix vulnerabilities before they endanger your software
Receive actionable vulnerability mitigation guidance such as links to new patches, versions, source files and even recommendations to change system configuration.
Are You Aware of Security Vulnerabilities in Your Product?
You go to great lengths to ensure no OSS security vulnerabilities exist in the software you develop, but what about the open source components you use?
Hundreds of open source security vulnerabilities are discovered and reported every year and hackers can easily take advantage of them. Therefore, the response to released security vulnerabilities should be immediate.
The problem is that tracking open source vulnerabilities in your product manually is nearly impossible.
Why?
CVEs usually don’t specify the version of the component they are related to, so engineers need to check every single CVE manually to see if it impacts their products.
Until now.
Mend automatically detects all security vulnerabilities related to the open source components in your product and alerts in real-time throughout the software lifecycle (SDLC):
- Inform developers about security issues while they are searching for new open source libraries.
- Alert whenever a problematic component is added to the build, so it is easier to remediate.
- Warn when a new open source vulnerability is discovered in your product, even if it’s a released product.
- Provide information on patches or new versions that fix these issues.
Check which open source security vulnerabilities hide in your product.