SonarQube is a platform used for continuous code inspection and static code analysis that helps improve code quality and reduce build failure rates through its features such as code coverage and testing, code quality analysis, complex analysis of code, CI/CD integration, and reporting. Its user-friendly interface, community support, and easy setup make it suitable for fast use. SonarQube has several strengths including great support for many programming languages, interactive community support, a detailed set of rules for code quality and detection, and ease of integration with popular CI/CD tools. However, it has limitations such as limited support for particular programming languages, lack of advanced code security features, and false positives in security vulnerabilities. In contrast, Fortify helps identify and remedy security vulnerabilities in software development processes through its features including advanced security testing, static code analysis, integration with build systems, customizable rules, comprehensive security code testing capabilities, and easy integration with development environments and CI/CD tools. However, it has limitations such as a steep learning curve, limited language support, high cost for enterprise-level usage, and less suited for quality code analysis compared to SonarQube. Overall, the choice between SonarQube and Fortify depends on project needs, requirements, and available capital, with SonarQube being more suitable for quality code analysis and Fortify being more suited for security vulnerabilities.