of vulnerable releases already have a fix available. [2]
Legacy scanners drown teams in noise.
SCANOSS sees what others miss: undeclared code, transitive dependencies, and hidden components. By enriching SBOMs and enforcing checks in CI/CD, it ensures vulnerabilities are caught before release
SCANOSS helps teams cut noise and flag risks before release.
Vulnerabilities rarely announce themselves. They lurk in undeclared code, transitive dependencies, and outdated libraries. These blind spots slow teams and raise exposure, making accurate detection essential.
See what's hidden
Identify undeclared and transitive components missed by traditional tools.
Make SBOMs actionable
Enrich with CVEs, licences, and crypto context for informed remediation.
Reduce noise
Snippet‑level precision reduces misattribution so teams focus on real issues.
Stop unsafe merges
CI/CD checks (GitHub Actions, Dependency‑Track) block risky code before release.
SCANOSS gives you the clarity to find what others miss, the intelligence to act on it, and the control to keep your software supply chain secure.
How it works
Integrate in your workflow
Through CLI, API, or CI/CD (GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, and more).
Scan undeclared and transitive dependencies
Security Dataset
Match against NVD, OSV, GitHub
Components are enriched with CVEs, severities, and remediation guidance.
CVSS and EPSS scores highlight exploitability so you can decide what to flag and block risky merges