Semgrep Supply Chain makes it easy to find and remediate the 2% of dependency vulnerabilities that are actually reachable in your code.
Semgrep Supply Chain is the most important line of defense against new dependency vulnerabilities:
Present only reachable findings so developers have the most actionable and relevant results, filtering out the noise of unreachable alerts
Semgrep Supply Chain analyzes your code and shows the exact lines of code where the vulnerable function of a dependency is used
Burn down your dependency vulnerability backlog
Address reachable vulnerabilities before they reach production
Prevent license compliance issues before they impact projects
Gain full visibility into license composition for all your dependencies
Configure policies to block pull requests that use non-compliant licenses
Search your entire codebase for any dependency at any version, on-demand
Integrates easily with popular SCMs (GitHub and GitLab) and CI/CD providers
Supports modern languages like C#, Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, PHP, Ruby, and TypeScript
With Semgrep Supply Chain, Lyft is able to:
Significantly reduce dependency vulnerability noise
Make it easy for developers to fix issues by pointing them directly to affected lines of code
Rapidly remediate all instances of emerging vulnerabilities such as Log4Shell / Log4j
Doyensec performed a side-by-side comparison of three popular Software Composition Analysis solutions (Semgrep, Snyk, and Dependabot) in order to evaluate their abilities to properly determine whether an application’s dependencies with known vulnerabilities actually introduce an exploitable condition in the application.