Open Source Security Without the Triage

Open source security covers the detection, prioritization, and remediation of vulnerabilities in the third-party and open source components inside your software. Because most modern applications are largely open source code, it focuses on direct, transitive, and OS-level dependencies, and on whether a known CVE is actually reachable at runtime.

Traditional software composition analysis tools alert on every known CVE in your dependency tree, whether or not that code ever executes. The majority of flagged vulnerabilities are never loaded into memory, so teams spend weeks triaging open source CVEs that pose no real exploit risk.

Reachability tells you whether a vulnerable function in an open source dependency is actually loaded and executed by your application. Kodem maps runtime usage to separate exploitable open source risk from dormant CVEs, which lets engineers fix the small set of issues attackers could reach.

Yes. Kodem analyzes direct dependencies, transitive dependencies several layers deep, and operating system packages inside your containers. It validates which of those components run at runtime, so open source risk is prioritized by real usage rather than by where the dependency sits in the tree.

Yes. Alongside vulnerability detection, Kodem inventories the licenses attached to your open source dependencies and flags obligations or conflicts that create legal and compliance risk. That gives security and legal teams one source of truth for both exploitable CVEs and license enforcement.