Tidelift provides the tools, data, and strategies that help organizations assess risk and improve the health, security, and resilience of the open source used in their applications.
Tidelift partners directly with maintainers and pays them to validate the open source software organizations rely on meets enterprise standards now and into the future.
Improve visibilityGet an complete view of open source in use across the organization, including transitive dependencies while dynamvically generating up-to-date SBOMs after every build.
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Improve decision-makingMake more informed decisions with human-reserached, validated, and normalized metadata from Tidelift and maintainer partners -- and share them across the organization.
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Improve governanceCentralize open source security, maintenance, and licensing policies and standards while empowering developers to self-serve from catalogs of approved components.
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Improve resilienceValidate that the components you use meet emerging enterprise standards—now and into the future—with help from Tidelift and our maintainer partners.
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Historically, software composition analysis (SCA) tools were one primary way to get better visibility into open source security, maintenance, and licensing risk. But, by themselves, they are not enough.
Inclusive is one of our core values at Tidelift. So we were delighted and inspired when our friends at AWS were interested in collaborating with us on a panel discussion about inclusive practices in open source software development.
Join Tidelift host Kanish Sharma and guest speaker Jim Mercer, IDC research vice president, as they dive into these challenges and discuss the best approach to addressing them.
