external-software-analysis

Static analysis on external binaries is performed by applying decompilation, flow tracing, and evidence collection workflows to identify security risks in third-party packages. You can analyze vendor software without source access to generate structured Markdown reports and findings JSON.

Mapping decompilation findings to security architecture boundaries is done by collecting evidence that tracks provenance, impacted flows, and severity mappings. This process produces a structured evidence package conforming to specific schemas for review by security architects.

Yes, binary analysis can produce an optional findings JSON set alongside a Markdown report for security reviews. The output includes provenance, impacted flows, and severity mappings to integrate third-party software analysis into security-architecture workflows.

You need to run fuzzing and flow tracing on third-party packages when assessing external binaries to surface vulnerabilities and risk signals. This is required across security-architecture workflows when integrating third-party software without source access.

No, external software analysis does not require source code to identify vulnerabilities. It applies decompilation and static analysis directly to binary artifacts and packages to surface security risks and compose a structured evidence package.