Veracode
Veracode sells subscriptions to its cloud application security platform under an End User Assessment Agreement, with quantities set on Order Forms and measured per application (scan size in megabytes), per application profile in tier contracts, per target URL for DAST and per learner seat for training, and with consumption reported per subscription year.
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From the Veracode catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 47 verbatim excerpts from 29 Veracode documents.
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All 15 ProductsApplication Security Software 11
Veracode Analytics, Veracode CLI, Veracode eLearning, Veracode Fix, Veracode Greenlight, Veracode Mitigation Proposal Reviews, Veracode Platform, Veracode Platform subscriptions sized by developers, and 3 more
Web Security Software 2
Veracode DAST (Dynamic Analysis), Veracode Dynamic Analysis
Vulnerability Management Software 1
Veracode External Attack Surface Management
Software Supply Chain Security Solutions 1
Veracode Software Composition Analysis
Product History
All acquisitions- Veracode acquired Longbow Security
Veracode acquired Longbow Security, a cloud-native security risk management and application security posture management (ASPM) vendor.
Licensing impactSources and full product history- Veracode announced on 2024-04-01 the acquisition of Longbow Security to add application security posture management covering code and cloud assets.[1]
- Veracode acquired Crashtest Security
Veracode acquired the Crashtest Security dynamic application security testing (DAST) product from Munich-based Crashtest Security to extend its DAST offering.
Legacy product Became Crashtest Security Merged into Veracode Continuous Software Security Platform · Shared login with Veracode products Licensing impactSources and full product history- Veracode announced on 2022-12-12 that it had acquired Crashtest Security and would incorporate the tool into its portfolio, with customers using the same login credentials across both products.[1]