“Sonar Pro, [especially] caters to the needs of compliance-driven industries such as healthcare, BFSI, and energy by offering robust tools for security reporting, portfolio management, and seamless DevOps integration,” Ram said. “These capabilities not only enhance operational efficiency but also ensure adherence to regulatory standards, positioning it as an indispensable solution for improving software development practices.”
But for the tool to succeed, significant customization may be necessary, tailored to specific industries and individual companies.
Initially, and in the near term, use cases are expected to remain highly customized before gradually evolving into industry-standard templates, all while adhering to local compliance requirements, according to Gogia. “Early adopters may come from industries like banking and manufacturing with a mature data posture, which is an essential foundation for any such deployment,” Gogia said. “Architectural maturity is another key requirement for success, as it enables the embedding and native use of such a tool within the architecture.”
