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Technical Architecture & Overview

Fortify, now under OpenText after the Micro Focus acquisition, offers static code analysis across a broad set of languages, dynamic analysis, software composition analysis, and the Fortify on Demand managed service. Analysis supports customer-specific security rules, and Audit Workbench supports manual triage.

Targeted Technical Use Cases

Regulated enterprises with on-premises SAST requirements and large legacy code estates.

Evaluation & Trade-offs

Core Strengths

  • +Coverage of 44+ languages and 350+ frameworks, per OpenText.
  • +On-premises deployment supported end to end.
  • +Audit Workbench for auditing and triaging analysis results.

Trade-Offs & Limitations

  • -No published pricing; purchases go through OpenText sales.

Defensive Security Application

Deep static analysis for compliance-driven SDLCs with on-premises requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OpenText Fortify?→

Fortify, now under OpenText after the Micro Focus acquisition, offers static code analysis across a broad set of languages, dynamic analysis, software composition analysis, and the Fortify on Demand managed service. Analysis supports customer-specific security rules, and Audit Workbench supports manual triage.

What is OpenText Fortify used for?→

Regulated enterprises with on-premises SAST requirements and large legacy code estates.

What are the strengths of OpenText Fortify?→
  • +Coverage of 44+ languages and 350+ frameworks, per OpenText.
  • +On-premises deployment supported end to end.
  • +Audit Workbench for auditing and triaging analysis results.
What are the limitations of OpenText Fortify?→
  • +No published pricing; purchases go through OpenText sales.
How is OpenText Fortify used defensively?→

Deep static analysis for compliance-driven SDLCs with on-premises requirements.