New Partnership Enables Organisations to Better Identify, Assess, and Mitigate Open Source Risks
The Code Registry, a leading provider of AI-powered code intelligence solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with SCANOSS, a specialist in open source software (OSS) intelligence. This collaboration is designed to help business leaders gain deeper visibility into the complexities and risks associated with open source components, including licensing compliance and security vulnerabilities.
By integrating SCANOSS’s extensive Knowledge Base (SCANOSS KB) into The Code Registry’s platform, users benefit from enhanced insights into their OSS components. This enables organisations to identify open source libraries and dependencies, ensure compliance with licensing obligations, assess security risks linked to outdated or insecure components, and proactively address potential legal and cybersecurity threats through data-driven strategies.
“At The Code Registry, we believe that knowledge is power. By leveraging SCANOSS’s unparalleled OSS intelligence to complement our full suite of code intelligence, we’re equipping our customers with the deeper insights they need to manage their open source usage confidently and securely,” said Mark Purdy, CEO of The Code Registry. “This partnership underscores our commitment to helping businesses navigate the complex world of third-party software dependencies and risks at every level.”
Supporting Informed Decision-Making for Business Leaders
While open source software is invaluable to modern development, it also introduces risks that must be actively managed. Many business leaders struggle to obtain clear, actionable information from their technical teams about these risks. Through this partnership, The Code Registry and SCANOSS provide a powerful platform that not only highlights issues but also delivers insights in a way that is easy to understand and act upon.
“We are thrilled to partner with The Code Registry,” said Alan Facey, CEO of SCANOSS. “Our mission has always been to empower organisations with the insights needed to adopt open source safely and securely. By joining forces, we will extend our reach and help even more companies make informed decisions about their OSS strategies.”
“Today, organisations need clarity and speed when it comes to understanding their open source usage,” added Julian Coccia, CTO of SCANOSS. “This collaboration is a game-changer for businesses seeking real-time security and compliance data. We’re excited to see how our combined capabilities will shape the future of software risk management.”
Enabling Greater Transparency and Cross-Departmental Collaboration
In addition to improving oversight of open source usage, The Code Registry’s platform provides a holistic view of code health across an organisation. With AI-driven analysis and over 4,000 rules and data points, business leaders gain valuable insights into development team productivity, cost-to-replicate valuations, security vulnerabilities, and compliance risks. This level of intelligence helps foster more effective collaboration between executives, IT teams, and key stakeholders, ensuring businesses stay aligned with strategic objectives.
