Veracode Is A Best Of Bread Code Analysis Tool

In my organization, Veracode is used to address application security issues during the application development life cycle throughout the organization. Developers uses Veracode to address security coding flaws and application security engineers uses it to address running applications security issues. Veracode is a very good static, dynamic and software composition code analysis tool. It easy to manage and supports most commonly used development languages. It integrates well with a number of code repository system such as Azure DevOps and Github.

There are cases where diversifying is very effective. However consolidating to one vendor typically means you have less consoles to manage and usually reduces administration management costs. This reduces the fatigue that comes with switching from one management console to another and typing in multiple credentials. One benefit of diversifying allow you to get best in class solutions. Therefore with choosing a solution you have to make sure the solution fullfil you use case requirements.

Reporting and analytics is use case is very important for us. We use it to drive metrics and measure how effective the tool is in helping us to reduce security flaws before they make it into production. We use the reporting feature to see new flaws and well as remediated ones. We use the reporting feature to trend progress over time as well. We report on users per application and to get a executive report of the overall picture of the application security program from a Veracode prospective.

We use Veracode at various stages of the application development process. Some developers use Veracode inline while developing code. They use the Veracode plugin called Greenlight which provides feedback while you write code. We use Veracode also when code is being released to development environments and flaws must be remediated before releasing to QA or Production.