SafeBase is the interactive security portal to share your security posture, automate access to sensitive compliance information, and subscribe to vendor security program updates.
Snyk is a Boston-based cybersecurity company specializing in cloud computing. It was founded in 2015 out of London and Tel Aviv with headquarters in Boston.
Dependency CI automatically analyses your dependencies after every commit, it checks the status, licenses and security of every library you depend upon as soon as you push to GitHub.
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Fossa is modern open source management. Realtime license and vulnerability management for open source dependencies. Integrate realtime license audits, vulnerability scans and reporting at the speed of development and delivery
Easier to read code with the visualization of dependencies analysis. Now you can access several popular projects online. You can also view your own codebase locally with the cli.
Allstar is a GitHub app that continuously enforces security policy settings through selectable automated enforcement actions. It is already filing and closing security issues for Envoy & GoogleContainerTools, with more organizations and repositories lined up.
The GitGuardian Shield is an Open Source application to help you detect more than 200 types of secrets. Those include API keys, database credentials, certificates, as well as other potential security vulnerabilities or policy breaks. Support the project by starring the repository on GitHub.