Our recurring testing service helps discover vulnerabilities in a client’s application development lifecycle. DevSecOps is integrated early in your development cycle and can act as an extension of your development team to find and flag vulnerabilities within your existing detected management systems before User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
Find vulnerabilities within existing defect management system prior to User Acceptance Testing or BETA, Application or End user testing.
Immediately implement non-functional testing that requires a different skill set than internal QA teams to ensure all vulnerabilities are found.
Continuous vulnerability assessment and monitoring.
Provides an opportunity to reduce operating expenses.
Perform Application Security Impact Assessment to understand requirements
Develop and integrate technology solutions to facilitate SAST/DAST
Integrate with Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Teamcity (DAST only)
Verify the results for accuracy and file defects
In SIT/UAT - Perform thorough manual Security QA testing for more hard-to-find vulnerabilities
Retest all defects and verify mitigated findings do not impact production release
Draft and share Application Security Testing report with recommendation
Application Security Testing | DevSecOps | |
---|---|---|
DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) | Yes | Yes |
SAST (Static Application Security Testing) | Yes | Yes |
Coverage Beyond OWASP Top 10 | Yes | Yes |
Web, Mobile, API | Yes | Yes |
Continuous, Full Development Lifecycle Support | No | Yes |
CI/CD Integration | No | Yes |
Defect Tracking | No | Yes |
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