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Hi @SHeron665370 (Community Member) ,
Yes, Veracode Software Composition Analysis can pick up both, you can find out more here:
You can search for applications that are affected by a given CVE by using Analytics. I would recommend reaching out to your Veracode Customer Success Manager who can help you set this up.
Thank you,
Boy Baukema