Software Composition Analysis (SCA) refers to a set of tools and processes designed to identify and manage open source and third-party components within software applications. SCA solutions systematically scan codebases to detect libraries, frameworks, and dependencies, providing visibility into the composition of software and highlighting potential security and compliance risks. Core capabilities of SCA include the detection of known vulnerabilities in open source components, license compliance checks, and the generation of software bills of materials (SBOMs). These tools often integrate with development pipelines to provide continuous monitoring and alerting, helping organizations address risks early in the software development lifecycle. SCA solutions may also offer remediation guidance and track component versions to support patch management. Typical users of SCA solutions include application security teams, DevSecOps professionals, and software developers. These stakeholders rely on SCA to reduce the risk of introducing vulnerable or non-compliant components into production environments, ensuring both security and regulatory requirements are met. SCA differs from Static Application Security Testing (SAST) by focusing on third-party and open source components rather than proprietary source code analysis. For organizations seeking to evaluate and compare SCA solutions, Cyberin provides a platform for discovery and informed decision-making.