Qwiet AI Continues Innovation Streak, Helping Organizations Reduce Legal Risks Associated with Open-Source Library Usage

Newest addition to Qwiet AI’s preZero platform affirms position as the most comprehensive AI-powered AppSec/DevOps tool on the market

Qwiet AI, the first in the AppSec industry to provide AI-powered detection of vulnerabilities in code, announced the launch of licensing detection for open-source libraries.

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The news comes on the heels of its AI-enhanced app scans and Blacklight threat feed analysis offerings, along with continued demand from the development and AppSec community for better oversight to avoid legal risk due to licensing issues.

“Today’s development teams utilize libraries from multiple sources under multiple licenses as a way to save time and money,” said Stuart McClure, CEO of Qwiet AI. “Unfortunately, due to the complex nature of licensing, a developer may include an open-source library with a licensing model that is in direct violation of how their application is brought to market. We don’t expect developers to be legal experts, so they need a quick and easy way to avoid licensing conflicts.”

Qwiet AI to the Rescue

With Qwiet AI’s new open-source licensing tracking, combined with its AI-based approach to AppSec and threat-feed analysis, development teams and security stakeholders leverage the most advanced, comprehensive and intelligent AI-powered AppSec/DevSecOps tool to nip licensing-related risk in the bud—before they cause legal issues further down the road.

Thanks to our preZero platform’s developer-friendly approach, license violations can be easily checked on each build, providing immediate feedback to developers that they are using a library with a licensing model that puts the company at legal risk.

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Qwiet AI tracks all the major open-source license models, from Apache 2.0 and GNU General Public License 2.1 (GPL 2.1) to GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL 2.0), Eclipse Public License 2.0 (EPL 2.0), Eclipse Public License 1.0 (EPL 1.0), and Mozilla Public License (MPL 1.1).

This release also brings enhanced filtering capabilities to dramatically reduce time to remediation.  “AppSec leaders need to know what libraries are being used, their versions and their vulnerabilities,” added McClure. “Qwiet AI’s preZero platform is the only solution that builds A.I. into threat detection, so teams can drill down from long lists of vulnerabilities to focus on true critical threats and exposure to dispersed attacks.”

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