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I’d presume the tool would be used by a whole team, not just Thomas alone, and hence be licensed to a company… Are you saying that they don’t sell the tool to i
by strogonoff 7y ago
I’d presume the tool would be used by a whole team, not just Thomas alone, and hence be licensed to a company… Are you saying that they don’t sell the tool to infosec businesses working with multiple end customers?
- lawnchair_larry 7y agoThat’s correct. They sell to whoever owns the code being looked at, and charge accordingly, based on how many developers the codebase has. The incremental cost for people on security teams to use it is actually $0, no matter how many of them are working with it. If you have 500 developers checking in code, that’s what they charge you for, and read/query access to the results is “free”.