Product
Coana's SCA identifies security vulnerabilities that are genuinely reachable, allowing you to confidently disregard up to 95% false positives.
Trusted by leading tech companies around the world
Reachability Analysis
Coana's reachability analysis identifies vulnerabilities in both your direct and indirect dependencies that are reachable from your code.
With up to 95% of vulnerabilities being unreachable, you save time and resources by focusing only on the remaining few that pose a real threat.
Assisted Triaging
Coana pinpoints exact locations in your code affected by reachable vulnerabilities.
Allows you to plan appropriate responses without sifting through complicated and fragmented vulnerability disclosure reports.
Suggested FixeS
Coana identifies package updates to remove vulnerabilities.
Ensures that reachable vulnerabilities can be removed swiftly and with minimal effort. The advanced algorithm ensures backward-compatible update solutions, even for vulnerabilities deep in the dependency tree.
Setup
Start extracting value from Coana in minutes.
Coana integrates with any CI environment and requires no disruptive agents. Coana also automatically identifies project types, workspace configurations, source files, and everything else necessary to run the analysis.
Coana's code scan takes place on your machine, ensuring your source code remains within your environment. You can even run Coana without internet access if you prefer.
End the overload of false positives for developers and concentrate on the reachable vulnerabilities in both direct and transitive dependencies.
Disregard Up to 95%
False positives
Up to 10X
Faster remediation
Annual savings
per developer in the org
Coana's reachability analysis is built by members from a leading research group in static analysis.
How it works
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Case studies
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Frequently asked questions
How does Coana determine the reachability of vulnerabilities?
Can I trust Coana to correctly identify the reachability of vulnerabilities?
What happens if the reachability of a vulnerability later changes?
How does Coana know which parts of a package are affected by a vulnerability?
What kind of configuration does Coana require?
How is Coana run?
Does Coana scan containers?
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