Mend Prioritize assesses the effectiveness of security vulnerabilities associated with open source components. Effective Usage Analysis (or EUA, the technology behind Mend Prioritize) represents a unique approach to analysis by scanning customer code, analyzing how the code interacts with open-source components, indicating if reported vulnerabilities are effectively referenced by such code – and if so – identifying where that happens.
Mend Prioritize offers the following advantages:
Obtain rich information on security vulnerabilities for open source components
Verify that a security vulnerability reported for an open-source component used in a software project is actually referenced from proprietary code – indicating a real vulnerability
Identify the file and line number of the call originating from proprietary code that references code in an open-source component reported to have a security vulnerability
Visualize open-source usage, through a clear depiction of the trace (or traces, if applicable) of a call originating from proprietary code to the open-source code reported to have a security vulnerability
Evaluate reported security vulnerabilities against effective security vulnerabilities
Integrate advanced analytic processing with external tools, development environments and frameworks, through a dedicated API
Mend Prioritize’s shield-based functionality provide clear indications of how you need to act:
To get started with Mend Prioritize, go to Scanning with Mend Prioritize.
For an overview of the Mend Prioritize documentation: