What I like best about Flyingduck is its centralized and easy-to-use platform for running security scans across multiple projects. It helps identify vulnerabilities early in the development lifecycle, making it easier for teams to address security issues before deployment. The clear visibility into scan results and the structured reporting make it practical for both developers and DevOps teams to collaborate on fixing security gaps efficiently.

What sets FlyingDuck apart is its ability to continuously scan for security risks throughout the development lifecycle, rather than just at the end of a project. This ongoing analysis allows our developers to learn over time, helping them understand what to avoid and fostering a culture of security awareness within our team. The well-structured portal presents findings in an organized manner with references to Common Vulnerability Codes, making it easy for developers to act on issues efficiently. Plus, the comprehensive documentation and responsive support team made the integration into our CI/CD pipeline smooth, requiring minimal intervention. We run Flying Duck on a continuous (daily/weekly) basis on all our project repositories.

Flyingduck provides a comprehensive 360° view of SBOM (Software Bill of Materials), security vulnerabilities, and guardrails, including insights at the feature branch level. The ability to identify vulnerabilities before shipping is extremely valuable for maintaining secure releases. Our team relies heavily on Flyingduck’s vulnerability detection and patching capabilities, which streamline our security workflows and reduce risk.