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AppSec Phoenix integrates natively with GitHub Dependabot for a comprehensive overview over Software Composition Analysis

AppSec Phoenix Github Dependabot

AppSec phoenix is happy to announce the full integration with Github Dependabot the free and open-source integrated tool to identify dependency issues with open source libraries

AppSec Phoenix – Github-Dependabot Integration

What does Dependabot do:

Dependabot alleviates that pain by updating your dependencies automatically, so you can spend less time updating dependencies and more time building. Up until now, the Dependabot features we’ve brought to GitHub have focused on automated security updates, which update packages that have known vulnerabilities

Dependabot has recently been updated to support the log4j / log4shell vulnerability detection

What does appsecphoenix do:

AppSec Phoenix is a risk-based vulnerability management platform RBVM with Application security tooling orchestration ASTO capabilities. We enable Executive, Security and Developer to agree on targets and objectives around cloud and application security enabling developers to consistently resolve vulnerabilities across cloud and appsec in line with executive expectation. 

With appsec Phoenix, you can now initiate and retrieve scans easily with a click of a button

Links

Dependabot API doc https://github.com/dependabot/api-docs

Personal Access token: https://github.com/settings/tokens

For instruction on getting started with scanner integration refer to AppSec Phoenix Knowledge base

check out other integration at Integration or request a demo to see it for yourself at Request a Demo

Francesco is an internationally renowned public speaker, with multiple interviews in high-profile publications (eg. Forbes), and an author of numerous books and articles, who utilises his platform to evangelize the importance of Cloud security and cutting-edge technologies on a global scale.

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