SCA with reachability analysis
Coana's SCA with Reachability Analysis allows you to safely disregard unreachable vulnerabilities and easily patch the ones that matter.
Based on top-tier research. Scans indirect dependencies.
Works with any CI platform. No complex configurations. No agents required.
Real-time noise reduction
Average noise reduction across all Coana customers in the last 30 days.
Annual savings per developer in the org. based on real-time noise reduction.
Built by leading academic researchers. Trusted by efficient and compliant appsec teams ↘
Before Switching to Coana
Traditional SCA tools do not distinguish between exploitable and unexploitable vulnerabilities. As a consequence, more than 80% of the vulnerabilities that developers are remediating are irrelevant and can be safely ignored.
After Switching to Coana
Coana employs Reachability Analysis to eliminate more than 80% false positives. As a consequence, developers only need to remediate the remaining few vulnerabilities that are relevant.
Product
With more than 80% of vulnerabilities being unreachable, you save time and resources by focusing only on the remaining few that pose a real threat.
Identify reachable vulnerabilities in both direct and indirect dependencies.
Pinpoint the exact locations in your code affected by reachable vulnerabilities.
Apply the updates necessary to remediate reachable vulnerabilities.
Coana's reachability analysis is built by members from a leading research group in static analysis.
Benefits
Build more efficient open source vulnerability scanning into your software development lifecycle.
10x Focus
Faster remediation
Ship secure apps faster
Continuous control
Atte Huhtakangas
Engineering Manager
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install Coana in my cloud environment or source control system?
How does Coana determine the reachability of vulnerabilities?
Can I trust Coana to correctly identify the reachability of vulnerabilities?
How does Coana know which parts of a package are affected by a vulnerability?