OpenText published the Fortify SAST 26.3.0 Release Notes and User Guide in July 2026, giving release owners a current documentation baseline for upgrade approval, operational review, and audit evidence.
The same documentation index lists Fortify Remediation Aviator 26.3.0 release notes and user guidance. That matters where remediation workflow, developer adoption, and security findings governance are managed as connected processes rather than separate tool activities.
What is confirmed for 26.3
The available source material confirms these July 2026 documentation releases:
- OpenText Fortify SAST Release Notes 26.3.0
- OpenText Fortify SAST User Guide 26.3.0
- Fortify Remediation Aviator Release Notes 26.3.0
- Fortify Remediation Aviator User Guide 26.3.0
It also shows related product documentation on different release levels, including ScanCentral SAST 26.2 documentation dated May 2026 and the Fortify License and Infrastructure Manager guide at 26.2.
This is important for enterprise change management. A product version is not, by itself, a deployment decision. The release notes are the authoritative source for determining whether changes affect supported platforms, scanning behavior, integration points, administration, or known limitations.
Treat documentation review as a release gate
For a centrally governed SAST service, the first control should be a documented review of the 26.3 release notes against the deployed estate. Security leadership needs a defensible answer to three questions:
- What changes apply to our environment?
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