GrammaTech, Inc., a leading developer of commercial embedded software assurance tools and advanced cybersecurity solutions, announced today that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has awarded it $3.5M to continue into the next 12-month phase of the Static Analysis Tools Modernization Project (STAMP). The goal of the project is to modernize open-source static analysis tools, which are used by developers to detect cyber vulnerabilities in software systems. GrammaTech will perform the work together with its subcontractor Secure Decisions of Northport, NY.
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