Hopper
vs Modern SCA
More Coverage. Less Setup. Real Results.
Using Hopper, we were alerted to a critical issue in Java, before our runtime tool, and we were able to fix it in 20 repositories within a few hours, rather than the days or weeks it used to take to remediate.

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Modern SCA tools claim deep analysis but often fall short. They don’t offer function-level reachability analysis for transitive dependencies. Others miss dynamic code patterns like reflection, callbacks, and decorators, and struggle with frameworks like Spring, Django, and ASP.NET. They depend on CI pipeline integration, fail on partial builds, and require manual setup to track new projects or repos. This creates coverage gaps, delays time to value, and demands significant upfront effort just to get meaningful results.
Hopper connects directly to your source code to continuously discover new projects and repositories. It performs accurate function-level reachability, even for transitive dependencies, and supports dynamic code and modern frameworks. You get 10x more accurate OSS visibility, with no CI integration, no DevOps effort, and no blind spots.
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Why Customers Choose Hopper
Instant Deployment with Full Coverage

Hopper connects directly to your Git repositories and automatically scans every project it has access to; no manual onboarding or per-repo configuration required. It delivers results without modifying your CI pipelines or adding integration steps, and works seamlessly across all environments including monorepos, microservices, legacy systems, and serverless applications.
Proven Accuracy Across Dynamic Frameworks

Hopper supports analysis of common application frameworks and code patterns, including Spring, ASP.NET, Django, decorators, lambdas, callbacks, and reflection. We reduce false positives using points-to and dataflow analysis for reliable reachability.
Strategic Remediation with Context and Scale

Hopper guides remediation with root cause analysis, fix effort estimates, and call graphs showing how vulnerabilities are reached. It correlates shared risks across multiple projects and services so teams can fix once and resolve issues everywhere.