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Fortify SSC Parser Plugin for FAA

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This Fortify SSC parser plugin imports the results produced by the Fortify Agentic Analyzer (FAA) — OpenText's AI-powered SAST capability that finds vulnerabilities complementary to traditional data-flow SAST. The analyzer emits its findings as SARIF 2.1.0; this plugin reads that SARIF and displays the findings in Fortify Software Security Center (SSC) under the FORTIFY_AA engine type.

The plugin is a lightly-customized derivative of Fortify's standard SARIF parser plugin (fortify-ssc-parser-sarif), tailored to the specific, fixed shape of FAA's SARIF output (Fortify taxonomy categories, fortify-severity, stable instance fingerprints, and a single canonical sink location per finding).

Limitations

  • SARIF 2.1.0 only The plugin parses the SARIF 2.1.0 produced by the Fortify Agentic Analyzer. Other SARIF versions are rejected.

  • One engine type per application version Due to limitations in the SSC parser framework, results from different scan engines cannot be merged into a single SSC application version. Upload FAA results to an application version dedicated to the FORTIFY_AA engine type.

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