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Software Composition Analysis (SCA)
Most of your codebase is open-source code you didn't write. We identify every third-party dependency, flag the vulnerable and risky ones, and help you keep them under control with an accurate software bill of materials.
Why teams choose Adiroha
- Manual-first testing, not scanner dumps
- OSCP, OSWE and CEH certified testers
- Findings mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS controls
- Retest and closure letter to prove fixes
Scope
What we cover
- Dependency inventory across languages and package managers
- Known vulnerabilities in direct and transitive dependencies
- Reachability analysis to cut noise
- Open-source licence risk review
- SBOM generation in CycloneDX or SPDX
- CI/CD integration for ongoing checks
Deliverables
What you receive
- Prioritised dependency risk report
- Software bill of materials (SBOM)
- Upgrade and replacement recommendations
- Pipeline policy recommendations
How we work
Discover. Assess. Remediate. Validate.
Discover
Agree scope, assets, test windows and rules of engagement. Every project gets a unique audit code for tracking.
Assess
Manual-first testing aligned to recognised standards, with critical issues flagged to you immediately.
Remediate
Findings ranked by business impact, with clear fix guidance and a walkthrough with your engineers.
Validate
We retest your fixes, update the report and issue a closure letter you can share.
FAQ
Common questions
Is SCA the same as open-source dependency scanning?
Yes — SCA is the practice of analysing open-source and third-party dependencies. We cover vulnerabilities, licences and SBOMs in one engagement.
Why do customers ask for an SBOM?
An SBOM lets customers and regulators see what's inside your software, so they can respond quickly when a new library vulnerability is announced.
How often should SCA run?
Continuously. New vulnerabilities in open-source libraries are published every day, so SCA works best when built into your CI/CD pipeline.
What is reachability analysis?
It checks whether your code actually calls the vulnerable part of a library. This helps your team focus on the vulnerabilities that matter instead of every alert.
Do you check open-source licences?
Yes. We flag licences that may conflict with how you distribute your software, such as copyleft licences in commercial products.
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