Develop software fearlessly
Manage your software supply chain at scale. Deliver products faster with safer open source.
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Sonatype Repository Firewall
Enterprises trust Sonatype
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faster release velocity
80%
reduction in remediation time
100X
faster review & approval processes
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Block malicious open source at the door
Protect yourself from malware attacks. Sonatype Repository Firewall is the only solution that prevents known and unknown open source risk from entering your software supply chain.



Build fast with centralized components
Monitor and manage all of your components and binaries in a central source of truth. Sonatype Nexus Repository accelerates repeatable builds for faster speed-to-market and enterprise-ready flexibility.



Control open source risk across your SDLC
From development to production and everything in between, Sonatype Lifecycle monitors the health and policy compliance of your open source components. Produce your software bill of materials and remediate vulnerabilities quickly with full visibility.


- Developers
- Application Security
- Legal & Compliance
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“We can produce functionality and new applications really, really fast, and that has grown exponentially.”Derek EvansDirector of DevOps, PershingDevelopers
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“We have constant monitoring and notifications of open source vulnerabilities in our applications."Nick AlexanderSystems Architect, Discovery HealthApplication Security
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“It was essential for us to choose solutions that not only helped with compliance, but offered agile processes that would not burden staff.”Monika LiikamaaDirector of CrossKey Card SolutionsLegal & Compliance
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“We wanted fast solutions, but also wanted those to be secure solutions. That’s why we chose Sonatype.”