Description

Insignary has rolled out Clarity AIR. This tool gives organizations a clearer look at how software code is built and put together. Developers are reusing existing code more and more; AI-powered programming assistants are in the mix too. So, tracking where every piece comes from? It’s tougher now. Clarity AIR is here to tackle that challenge. It helps teams spot undocumented code and assess AI's role in their software development. The platform digs into application source code—looking for patterns linked to open-source projects. It checks for code that’s been adapted or mixed in without showing up in dependency records. Also, it evaluates if parts of a codebase were generated by AI. Plus, it sheds light on related technologies like AI models and software frameworks. This can help teams keep a more thorough record of what components are used in their applications. For organizations, the main perk is having better control over software development and third-party code usage. Security teams can dive into these insights for potential licensing issues, trace code origins, and find gaps in software inventories. When you combine these findings with manual code reviews, vulnerability tests, and documented approval processes, it’s a solid way for organizations to handle risks in today’s software development scene.