Legacy SCA tools scan for known vulnerabilities but lack precision. They flag issues based on package metadata, not whether the code is actually used. The result is alert fatigue, developer distrust, and wasted release cycles.
Hopper changes the model, analyzing code at the function level to surface only what’s reachable in your environment. You get trusted insights with 93% less noise, no agents to manage, and zero disruption to engineering workflows.
See the Difference Verified Exploitability Makes
Capability
Hopper
Traditional SCA
Reachability Analysis
Function-level call path detection
Flags entire packages
Exploitability Context
EPSS, KEV, the presence of available exploit and other signals layered on top
Varies by tool; some offer basic CVSS severity only
Noise Reduction
93% fewer irrelevant alerts
High volume of unprioritized findings
Deployment Model
Agentless, read-only Git integration
Varies by tool; some offer agentless modes but often require build integration or CLI use
Hidden Dependence Detection
Identifies renamed, repackaged, and shaded libraries
Often missed or misclassified
