How does your company help make applications more secure?

Brian Fox, CTO of Sonatype: 
Today, more than 1,200 companies rely on the Nexus platform to unite software developers, security professionals, and IT operations on the same team so they can continuously identify and remediate open-source risk, without slowing down innovation. When speed is critical, Nexus ensures that controls keep pace and that innovation prospers.

Our award-winning platform is powered by Nexus Intelligence, a proprietary research service that knows more about the quality of open source than anyone in the world.  This highly curated intelligence service integrates easily with a wide range of popular tools across every phase of your software development life cycle and empowers engineering teams to innovate faster with less risk.

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For software developers, Nexus provides precise information and rapid feedback about open-source projects so engineers always utilize the highest quality third-party libraries to build the best applications.

For application security professionals, Nexus integrates with CI/CD pipelines so teams can automatically find, and easily fix, open-source security vulnerabilities and licensing risk.

For operations professionals, Nexus continuously examines applications in production and generates a crystal clear picture of third-party open-source dependencies so teams can rapidly patch in the event of new zero day threats.

At Sonatype, we’ve also taken great care to establish a culture intensely devoted to each customer’s success. But, don’t just take our word for it. Our customers say it best: “The way Sonatype implemented their application with us has been really, really good…they don’t just give you the software and walk out the door… even now, a year after going live, they still meet with us regularly and give us extremely helpful guidance. It is not often that I say that about companies we work with.”

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