The first week after a divestiture can feel brutal. Your code still runs. Your customers still expect security. Your SOC2, ISO 27001, vendor questionnaires, and cyber insurance commitments still apply. But the parent company’s tooling access is gone. Yesterday you had Sonatype, Veracode, Black Duck, Checkmarx, Qualys, SonarQube, or Prisma Cloud through a shared enterprise program. Today, the new independent company has no working open source dependency monitoring, no SAST workflow, no cloud posture dashboard, and an audit deadline that did not move. This is the exact moment when teams start looking for security tools after divestiture . The goal is not to rebuild a Fortune 500 security stack overnight. The goal is to restore the controls that reduce real risk: open source dependency monitoring, SBOM analysis, vulnerability reporting, remediation ownership, audit evidence, and a sustainable process your smaller team can actually operate.…