With increasingly complex software supply chains, regulatory standards and compliance frameworks are looking to shift controls left into DevOps systems and processes. Tromzo enables automating security and compliance across every step of the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
Build preventative guardrails that influence developers to build compliant systems from the beginning.
Enable policies with non-intrusive notifications or setup gating functions to enforce controls.
Measure how assets or teams are performing on compliance controls.
Quickly identify non-compliant assets posing the highest risk.
Purpose built workflows to govern risk acceptances, due date extensions and false positives.
Track and report on remediation states across various task tracking systems like Jira.
Automate the aggregation of artifacts to generate consolidated SBOMs.
Export consolidated SBOMs in SPDX and CycloneDX.
Tromzo’s unified Product Security Operating Platform (PSOP) brings security visibility and control to the entire software lifecycle from code to cloud, so your organization can build secure software, fast!
Contextual software asset inventory (code repos, software dependencies, SBOMs, containers, microservices, etc.), so you know what you have, who owns them, and which ones are important to the business.
Leverage context from Intelligence Graph to tune out the noise and automate the remediation lifecycle, so you can eliminate the manual processes of triaging, prioritizing, associating ownership, risk acceptance, and compliance workflows.
Understand the security posture for every team with SLA compliance, MTTR, and other custom KPIs, so you can drive risk remediation and accountability across the organization.
Contextualized Data. Security Guardrails. Automated Workflows.
Tromzo is a unified platform to incorporate security throughout the modern SDLC.
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