Federal Government
Mission-critical software development starts with Clean Code
Leading government agencies trust commercially supported SonarQube Server by Sonar to ensure the highest code quality and security standards throughout the development of secure, reliable, and maintainable software.
Our Docker images are hardened to U.S. Department of Defense standards (STIG-hardened) and available in the Iron Bank.
With more than 1,000 live instances, SonarQube Server is trusted by leading federal agencies, including the FBI, NASA, the U.S. Department of Justice, and many more.
With commercial support, your team receives essential guidance and quick issue resolution during the implementation, continued use, and upgrade of the Sonar solutions.
Strengthen your security posture and better protect sensitive data from cyber threats by proactively addressing bugs and vulnerabilities at the code level before they reach production.
Standardize the quality and security of your codebase and seamlessly integrate with your DevOps tools without major change management efforts, meeting the development team where they are without adding friction
With Sonar's Clean as You Code methodology, developers focus on the quality of new code - added or changed - which progressively improves the quality of the entire codebase without dedicating time to technical debt.
Organization-wide code standards allow developers to write with consistency and efficiency. A code standard overcomes individual styles and creates easier collaboration and remediation efforts that lay the foundation for lasting software.
“SonarQube Server has allowed our organization to push out cleaner code, learn from our mistakes on new projects, and increase the speed of our software delivery.”
DevOps Technical Lead @ Small Business Government Company
Trusted by Public Sector Leaders
Sonar helps government agencies and organizations meet FIPS requirements by enabling secure code development practices. Running the SonarQube Server in a FIPS environment guarantees that the cryptographic algorithms used for encryption, decryption, and digital signatures are approved by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Read more about it and other new features in the SonarQube Server 10.6 release announcement.
Our solutions integrate with existing development practices and environments to give early, continuous feedback on whether code meets the release standards set by federal agencies.
Analyze pull requests and reflect the results directly in your DevOps platform to reliably track codebase health and prevent issues from flowing downstream. Full branch analysis in SonarQube Server keeps the team on track to release clean, safe code.
Gain valuable insights from your development activity and codebase health with portfolio management & PDF executive reports, project PDF reports, and security reports to make informed strategic business decisions.
Easily control who has access to sensitive information to protect against security risks and data leaks. SonarQube Server supports streamlined administration with authentication and authorization mechanisms, as well as group and user-level settings.
Gain access to coverage for Apex, COBOL, PL/I, RPG, and VB6. Sonar also supports component redundancy, data resiliency, and horizontal scalability for those who require uninterrupted operational performance and uptime.
Dedicated reports track project security against the OWASP Top 10 and CWE Top 25 standards with a PDF export of the top reports. But securing your code isn’t just about reports. That’s why our custom SonarSource Vulnerability categorization helps translate security categorizations into language developers understand.
In Cure53’s expert opinion, this project confirmed a very solid security premise at SonarSource… [SonarQube Server] is currently well protected against a broad number of web application attack vectors.
One can argue that the outcome highlights the development team’s commitment to maintaining security features with due diligence and adherence to best practices. Despite extensive deep-dives and exemplary coverage toward a plethora of application features by the Cure53 testers, no serious issues were detected.
Penetration Testing @ Cure53
