SonarQube is a code quality and vulnerability solution for development teams that integrates with CI/CD pipelines to ensure the software you produce is secure, reliable, and maintainable.

Assembla is the secure solution for Git, SVN and Perforce source code repositories. For more than 10 years, organizations around the world have trusted Assembla to deliver high-performance version control with integrated project management, in the cloud or on their own infrastructure.

Qodo is a quality-first generative AI coding platform, offering busy developers tools for writing, testing, and reviewing code. Using Qodo, developers can leverage the power of AI directly within their IDE and Git, ensuring that generated code is accurate and high quality. Our platform focuses on code integrity, with features like automated code reviews, contextual code suggestions, and comprehensive test generation. By integrating seamlessly into existing workflows, Qodo empowers developers to produce robust, reliable software efficiently, helping teams maintain high standards of code quality and integrity throughout the development lifecycle.

Black Duck by Synopsys provides a comprehensive software composition analysis (SCA) solution for managing security, quality, and license compliance risk that comes from the use of open source and third-party code in applications and containers. Black Duck gives you unmatched visibility into third-party code, enabling you to control it across your software supply chain and throughout the application life cycle.

Find bugs, run security scans in CI, and enforce security standards across your organization. Scale your security team. Actionable, low-noise, and developer-friendly results let you scale your security and ship with high velocity. Enable developers to be more productive. Reduce friction between security engineers and developers by finding and sharing vulnerabilities in your code and in open source dependencies. Easily write custom rules. Easily write rules to find bugs specific to your organization — rules look like source code, so there’s no need to learn a new proprietary language.