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OpenText Fortify on Demand

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

What it is

OpenText Fortify on Demand is a paid web-based software security service delivered through SaaS. It tests web applications at runtime and supports authenticated testing for systems that require login-aware assessment. API testing covers application interfaces, while an agent provides instrumentation. The service can connect with CI/CD workflows so security checks can be included in development pipelines. Listed language coverage includes Java and .NET. Fortify on Demand uses a pricing-on-request model, with no free plan listed. Its platform is web, and its deployment model is SaaS rather than a self-hosted installation. OpenText, the maker, was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The listed capabilities focus on runtime testing for web targets, authenticated application assessment, API coverage, agent-based instrumentation, and pipeline integration. Teams can compare those functions with their web applications, interfaces, development pipelines, and Java or .NET projects when considering the service.

For and against

For

  • Web runtime testing
  • Authenticated application testing
  • API testing support
  • Agent instrumentation
  • CI/CD integration

Against

  • Paid service
  • Pricing available only on request
  • Listed language coverage is Java and .NET

The verdict

Fortify on Demand brings web runtime, authenticated, and API testing into a SaaS service with agent instrumentation and CI/CD connectivity. Buyers should request pricing and confirm that its listed Java and .NET coverage matches their projects.

Who it suits

Fortify on Demand suits teams seeking SaaS security testing for web applications and APIs. It is relevant to Java or .NET projects that need authenticated checks and CI/CD integration.

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