![]() ![]() As it detects issues, it reports them in the IDE itself, and the developer can fix them immediately-no need to change tools or reopen past projects.Ĭode Sight’s new capabilities extend this analysis to open source dependencies. It does this in the background without disrupting workflow. How does Code Sight work?Ĭode Sight automatically performs just-in-time code analysis as the developer opens, edits, and saves files in the IDE. With Code Sight, you can address security holistically across the entire application codebase. Using one tool to analyze your code and a completely separate tool to look at open source is a pain. It doesn’t matter whether a security vulnerability is in your code or in an open source dependency. Let’s face it: As a developer, you want to ensure your software is both secure and bug-free. The integration of static analysis (SAST) and software composition analysis (SCA) together in the IDE is what makes Code Sight unique and powerful. Now, with Code Sight, developers can get early warning of vulnerabilities (CVEs) lurking in the open source components they’re using. But with modern applications consisting of up to 90% open source, developers need to address security in both their proprietary code and the open source they use. ![]() We initially launched Code Sight with support for static analysis, enabling developers to find and fix security defects (CWEs) in the IDE, while they code. Code Sight: A better way to find and fix security defects in the IDEĬode Sight, the security analysis IDE plugin available as part of the Polaris platform, solves the problem. All this tool and context switching kills developer productivity. To make matters worse, they also need to leave their primary tool, the IDE (interactive development environment), to analyze the issue and determine potential fixes. To remediate a problem, they have to interrupt what they are doing and go back, reopen the code, make a fix, and retest. By the time defects are reported, developers have moved on to their next tasks. But dealing with security issues detected in downstream builds and tests can be very disruptive. The increasing pace of development is shifting the responsibility for application security left, all the way onto the developer’s desktop. These new capabilities, the first of their kind in the market, enable developers to proactively find and fix both security weaknesses in proprietary code and known vulnerabilities in open source dependencies simultaneously, without switching tools or interrupting their workflow. Today we’re happy to announce the release of new capabilities of the Polaris Software Integrity Platform, features that fundamentally change the way developers detect, analyze, and remediate security risks during development. With new SCA capabilities, the Code Sight IDE plugin detects vulnerabilities (CVEs) in the open source you use, alongside weaknesses in proprietary code. ![]()
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