Code Dx Expands Reseller Program with Addition of CM-Logic

Code Dx announced the addition of CM-Logic to its reseller program. CM-Logic, a United Kingdom-based consulting firm with strong expertise in the software development lifecycle, will expand Code Dx's market presence to the European market.

"The team at CM-Logic understands the importance of application security and the value of conducting code analysis throughout the entire software development lifecycle - from beginning to end," said Anita D'Amico, Ph.D, CEO for Code Dx. "Our software vulnerability management system can provide CM-Logic's clients with the tools they need to minimize vulnerabilities in their software that can expose them to potentially devastating threats."

"With the addition of Code Dx, we are able to offer our clients a complete portfolio of solutions to enhance the software development process," said Stephen Toop, CEO of CM-Logic. "The Code Dx source code analysis solution presents information in a way that end users can easily interpret and take action. The power it offers by bringing together multiple code analysis tools in one solution makes application security much more streamlined and gives our clients an edge."

The Code Dx software vulnerability management system runs a suite of pre-configured, fully integrated, multi-language, open-source static code analysis tools against a code base to enable organizations to easily locate and fix potential security vulnerabilities. It also incorporates the results of commercial tools and manual analysis, and automatically correlates all findings into a single consolidated result set, viewable from a single user interface - with reports presented in an easy-to-understand visual display.

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