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Black Duck Seeker
Burlington, Massachusetts, United States
What it is
Black Duck Seeker is paid, self-hosted interactive application security testing software aimed at web runtime targets. It performs API testing and uses agent-based instrumentation. CI/CD integration connects its checks with automated delivery workflows. Listed language coverage includes Java, .NET, Node.js, Go, Python, and PHP. The software is available in Linux, macOS, web, and Windows environments, while deployment remains self-hosted. Black Duck lists its headquarters in Burlington, Massachusetts, United States. Pricing is available on request rather than through a published amount. The product’s stated scope centers on testing web applications and APIs, with the agent providing instrumentation and CI/CD support connecting security work to development pipelines. Teams can compare the supported languages and operating environments with their applications before requesting terms. The self-hosted deployment model is also a key part of deciding how the software should fit their infrastructure.
For and against
For
- Supports API testing
- Integrates with CI/CD workflows
- Uses agent instrumentation
- Covers six listed languages
- Runs across four listed environments
Against
- Pricing is available only on request
- Deployment is self-hosted
- Targets web runtime applications
The verdict
Black Duck Seeker combines agent instrumentation, API testing, and CI/CD integration for web runtime applications. Confirm language coverage, deployment requirements, and pricing directly before selecting it.
Who it suits
Black Duck Seeker suits development and security teams testing web applications and APIs in self-hosted environments. It is relevant when Java, .NET, Node.js, Go, Python, or PHP and CI/CD integration are required.