Changes for page Dependency-Track

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1 +STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION
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5 5  = Introduction =
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7 -Dependency Track is an open-source Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tool that helps organizations manage and secure their software supply chain. It automatically generates and maintains a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for projects, continuously monitoring dependencies for known vulnerabilities. In addition, it tracks license compliance of open-source components, giving teams greater visibility and control. By integrating seamlessly into DevOps and CI/CD pipelines, Dependency-Track makes it easier to embed security throughout the development lifecycle.
9 +Dependency-Track is an open-source Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tool that helps organizations manage and secure their software supply chain. It automatically generates and maintains a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for projects, continuously monitoring dependencies for known vulnerabilities. In addition, it tracks license compliance of open-source components, giving teams greater visibility and control. By integrating seamlessly into DevOps and CI/CD pipelines, Dependency-Track makes it easier to embed security throughout the development lifecycle.
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9 9  [[Vendor Page>>https://dependencytrack.org/]]
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11 -There are several useful resources available to get started with Dependency Track:
13 +There are several useful resources available to get started with Deptrack:
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13 13  [[Dependency-Track Documentation>>https://docs.dependencytrack.org/]]
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17 +[[Impact Analysis>>https://docs.dependencytrack.org/usage/impact-analysis/]]
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15 15  = Accessing Dependency-Track =
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17 -Dependency-Track is integrated into the DevOps-as-a-Service toolchain, but for now it is only available to pilot customers. To get started, a few prerequisites need to be in place.
21 +Dependency-Track is integrated into the DevOps-as-a-Service toolchain, but for now its only offered in the Pilotkunden Preview. To get started, a few prerequisites need to be in place.
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19 19  == Preconditions in DevOps portal to access Dependency-Track ==
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21 -1. A Dependency Track license must be assigned to the user
22 -1. Deptrack must be added to the tool list of the project
25 +1. A Dependency-Track license must be assigned to the user
26 +1. Dependency-Track must be added to the tool list of the project
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26 26  ⚠ **Note**
27 -Unlike other tools, login is only possible if the user has a valid license and is assigned a role in at least one Dependency Track project.
31 +Unlike other tools, login is only possible if the user has a valid license and is assigned a role in at least one Dependency-Track project.
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30 -After completing the preconditions, a project in Dependency Track, which is part of the DevOps-as-a-Service toolchain, can be accessed via the DevOps Portal or directly through a URL.
34 +After completing the preconditions, a project in Dependency-Track, which is part of the DevOps-as-a-Service toolchain, can be accessed via the DevOps Portal or directly through a URL.
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32 32  == Via DevOps Portal ==
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40 40  ⚠ **Note**
41 -If you are still unable to access your project in Dependency-Track, it may be because you are logged in with an old session that still uses outdated permissions or To resolve this issue, please log out and then log in again. 
42 -For some reason, you may need to click more than one option in OpenID or trigger the login section ([[https:~~/~~/deptrack-<customer~>.devops.t-systems.net/>>https://<customer>.devops.t-systems.net/xwiki/wiki/<pkey>/view]]login) to access the new session.
45 +If you are still unable to access your project in Dependency-Track, it may be because you are logged in with an old session that still uses outdated permissions or To resolve this issue, please log out and then log in again:
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92 92  Dependency‑Track offers a robust auditing workflow: you can triage findings on individual projects, add comments, and record analysis decisions. The platform logs a complete audit trail for each action. Users with the VULNERABILITY_ANALYSIS permission can perform these audits, and audit histories are visible to anyone with the VIEW_VULNERABILITY permission.
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95 -You can explore the [[Auditing Basics>>https://docs.dependencytrack.org/triage/auditing-basics/]] section in the Dependency‑Track documentation for deeper insights.
98 +You can explore the Auditing Basics section in the Dependency‑Track documentation for deeper insights.
96 96  
97 97  == Impact Analysis ==
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100 100  Dependency‑Track enables organizations to assess how a vulnerability affects their environment. If a vulnerability is published in a supported datasource (e.g., NVD, GitHub Advisories, OSS Index, VulnDB), the platform dynamically identifies all affected projects. This allows you to answer: "What is affected?" and "Where am I affected?" at a glance.
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103 -You can explore the [[Impact Analysis >>https://docs.dependencytrack.org/usage/impact-analysis/]]section in the Dependency‑Track documentation for deeper insights.
106 +You can explore the Impact Analysis section in the Dependency‑Track documentation for deeper insights.
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105 105  == Analysis States ==
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