Technical Due Diligence and M&A support
Open Source Technical Due Diligence
We provide a 360-degree assessment of the processes, and usage of Open Source to protect your investment and ensure it will achieve your goals. We simplify the technical aspects to equip and empower your deal team to make the right investment decisions. While many issues won’t stop the deal, it is crucial to understand the potential known vulnerability, legal and operational risks of using Open Source and opportunities to create a road-map to the future.
Our due diligence activities include an analysis of the Open Source software supply chain management and a Software Composition Analysis to produce a complete Software Bill of Materials (SBoM), giving a full list of Open Source software components and their attributes, such as licenses and security vulnerability status.
Mergers and Acquisitions Support
Whether preparing for a due diligence, or the high-pressure stages of the due diligence process, we can provide a responsive support in preparing your software assets for the due diligence process, provide you with confidence in your software supply chain, and work with you in the background to analyze the Software Composition Analysis (SCA) report and Software Bill of Materials (S-BoM) to highlight risks, mitigate discrepancies and suggest remediation plan for licensing and security issues
Mergers and Acquisitions Support
Whether preparing for a due diligence, or the high-pressure stages of the due diligence process, we can provide a responsive support in preparing your software assets for the due diligence process, provide you with confidence in your software supply chain, and work with you in the background to analyze the Software Composition Analysis (SCA) report and Software Bill of Materials (S-BoM) to highlight risks, mitigate discrepancies and suggest remediation plan for licensing and security issues
Smoke Testing
We offer our customers an initial smoke test to understand the main gaps in the company’s Open Source management procedures, vulnerabilities, and license risks within their software.
