Analyse the project
The ORT Server scans the source code and creates SBOMs, reports and metadata.
- SBOM
- Reports
- Dependencies
- Licences
OCCTET toolkit
A suite of interconnected open source tools that turns software compliance into a practical, guided experience for SMEs and the open source projects they rely on.
Four steps, from a Git repository to standard compliance artefacts. The whole workflow can be started and managed from the Curator.
The ORT Server scans the source code and creates SBOMs, reports and metadata.
The Curator combines the results, adds missing information and supports manual review of components, licences, copyrights and vulnerabilities, including VEX statements.
The curated data is exported in standard formats such as SBOM, VEX and audit reports.
The federated VulnerableCode database provides up-to-date information on vulnerabilities, components and metadata, to both ORT and the Curator.
Start an analysis, launch a new ORT scan with your parameters, view the results and manage the curation, all from the Curator.
Automated analysis of source code, dependencies and licences.
A scalable server implementation of the OSS Review Toolkit (ORT). It identifies every open source component, with its licences, known vulnerabilities and dependencies, and passes the results on to the Curator.
Human-in-the-loop curation and reporting.
Turns raw scan results into reviewed, trustworthy compliance data, and is the place from which users drive the whole workflow. It ships with ready-to-use Docker scripts and a documented docker-compose configuration.
Federated database for vulnerabilities, components and metadata.
Through FederatedCode, it connects reliable data sources and consolidates information on open source packages, keyed by Package URL (PURL), so that every SME reuses verified data instead of recomputing it.
Measure your CRA readiness and get your next steps.
A guided questionnaire that maps CRA obligations to practical questions, scores your maturity per domain and points to what to do next, with an AI assistant to help interpret the requirements.
The hosted OCCTET instances of ORT Server and the Curator require an account. Ask for tester access, or deploy the tools yourself from their source code.
Standard, machine-readable artefacts for your CRA technical documentation.
A complete inventory of the software components in your product, in SPDX or CycloneDX.
Statements on whether known vulnerabilities actually affect your product.
Documentation of licences, copyrights, vulnerabilities and the decisions taken, to support CRA compliance.
The toolchain has analysed every Eclipse Foundation project. It was also validated on widely used open source projects and SME cases, as reported in deliverables D3.3 and D3.4.
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