The structural complexity of core software systems today far exceeds a human’s capacity to connect the dots manually. Traditional analysis tools only examine segments of code, in isolation, and cannot see the forest for the trees.

The ‘MRI for software’ from CAST understands the entire system context by analyzing all database structures, code components, and interdependencies. It can surface complex, system-level security and resiliency flaws that represent 90% of cost and impact of production issues, yet no one else can detect.

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Code analysis and testing tools find bugs.
Software Intelligence spots monsters.

CAST identifies, prioritizes and helps re-mediate Software Monsters* hidden within architecturally complex systems.

* Software monsters hide within multi-component systems with high levels of architectural complexity. To find vulnerabilities hidden among interconnected components, you need contextual software analysis.

Intelligence-driven delivery and testing:

Reduces rework and waste by identifying software flaws early; improving ADM team and vendor performance

Insight into what practices are working, so you can replicate and scale those across your organization

Protects businesses against data corruption, outages, breaches and other catastrophes

Educates delivery teams on software engineering best practices

Makes project delivery more predictable

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If I only get $500k to fix software, CAST tells me where to spend the money and the ROI delivers every time.

Michael Furniss

Coca Cola Bottling

Our goal is to prove to the business that their investment in the technology organization is worthwhile and that we will get better with our output and our quality. And there’s no way to measure this without CAST.

Michael Synn

VP Enterprise Architecture

Broadridge

The better quality we build into our product, the less maintenance we have to do, and of course, the more efficiency we can build into our software, the more features and functionality can be built in.

Gene Baker

Chief Architect

Wells Fargo