Sentar’s CodeValor Approved for DoD One Iron Bank Platform Use
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sentar Inc. (Sentar), a women-owned company specializing in advanced cybersecurity and intelligence solutions and technologies, is proud to announce that its software assurance tool, CodeValor™ has been approved for use by the DoD and will be included in the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Platform One Iron Bank Repository.
CodeValor is currently used by the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) to ensure that legacy applications and new code applications are developed and deployed securely. DoD partners and software development teams will now have access to advanced CodeValor features, including a command-line interface to enable integration, POA&M reports for compliance documentation, and the ability to scan languages legacy such as Ada and Fortran.
“We are excited to have CodeValor available for use across the DoD,” said Gary Mayes, director of research and development at Sentar. “The DoD’s initiative to improve secure software development practices aligns directly with ours. With this success, we are further protecting the applications that our nation’s critical missions depend on.
Approved CodeValor images are available at ironbank.dso.mil and Registry1.dso.mil. To obtain a CodeValor license for your software development team, please contact codevalor@sentar.com.
More information on CodeValor’s offerings can be found on Sentar’s website.
About Sentar, Inc.
Sentar is one of the fastest growing providers of cyber intelligence, analytics and operations solutions focused on the national security industry. Its cyber domain solutions combine expertise in cybersecurity, intelligence, analytics and systems engineering into holistic solutions that combine these disciplines to deliver superior results to mission partners. The main customers are the Defense Health Agency, the US Army, the US Navy and the Missile Defense Agency. Sentar has offices in Huntsville, Alabama; Charleston, South Carolina; Columbia, Maryland; San Antonio, TX; and San Diego, California.
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