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Code scanning
Inspect how a representative change is scanned and how findings are presented. Confirm supported scan types and languages rather than assume a particular test category.
VectorX
Code scanning and supply-chain analysis, repo to release.
WHO IT IS FOR
Software security from repo to release
VectorX supports engineering and security teams reviewing code changes and software supply-chain risk before release. Its code scanning and supply-chain analysis help teams assess findings as part of release assurance.
Connect findings to a release decision
Evaluate the product using a representative repository change and the evidence your team needs to review it. VectorX is part of our Cyber Security portfolio; optional services can help define assurance responsibilities and adoption.
Capabilities
Review code and its software supply chain
Explore code scanning and supply-chain analysis together, then evaluate supported coverage, pipeline fit and reporting against your development estate.
Linkfields product
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Supply-chain analysis
Review the product’s analysis of the software supply chain. Confirm supported dependency and package ecosystems, coverage boundaries and the evidence produced.
How it works
From repository change to release review
Illustrative evaluation workflow: repository change → analysis → finding review → release decision. Use it to agree review responsibilities and evidence needs.
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Scope a representative change
Select a repository and release workflow. Agree code access, scan location, supported technologies and the evaluation boundary.
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Scan and review findings
Walk through code scanning and supply-chain analysis. Ask the engineering and security owners to review the finding evidence and its limitations.
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Decide and retain evidence
Agree triage, remediation ownership and the release decision. Confirm how supported outputs connect with your pipeline and issue-handling process.
ONE USE CASE
Example: assurance for AI-written change
An engineering team is introducing AI-generated code and needs a review path before release. Evaluate VectorX code and supply-chain analysis against a representative change, with developers and security owners assessing the resulting evidence.
This illustrative pattern is not a client result and does not establish scan coverage or an automatic release gate.
Quality and security remain distinct
AI Code Assurance connects VectorX, testoriumz and Cyber-Safe Delivery with quality and security gates across CI/CD. Functional testing and security analysis answer different questions; agree their hand-off in your workflow.
Quality engineering services can support the testing approach. Product licences and optional services are scoped separately.
Enterprise fit
Enterprise fit and licensing
Agree the supported estate, operating responsibilities and commercial scope before selecting VectorX.
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Deployment and integrations
Confirm supported repositories, languages, package managers and scan categories, plus CI/CD and issue-tracking integrations. Establish scan location, access requirements and available deployment options during evaluation.
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Security and responsibility
Review repository permissions, code transfer, retention and evidence access. Clarify tenant boundaries, data handling and the responsibilities of the product operator, engineering team and security reviewer.
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Licence and optional services
Available by licence, subscription or SaaS, with or without Linkfields services. Discuss onboarding, support and commercial scope, including which services, if any, your team needs alongside the product.
Evaluation boundary
Licence and subscription describe buying terms; they do not establish which hosting options are available. Confirm deployment, support and inclusion details for your scope.
Let’s connect
Request a VectorX demo
What happens next
- We route your enquiry to the relevant portfolio specialist.
- Where needed, we agree an NDA before you share confidential information.
- We clarify your priorities and agree the right next step with you.