DevSecOps
DevSecOps integrates modern security technologies within the development pipeline, focusing on risk assessment and management to prevent misconfigurations and secure both proprietary and open-source code. Our approach ensures that security is embedded throughout the development lifecycle, resulting in secure, resilient applications and systems.
Software Composition Analysis (SCA)
involves the identification, analysis, and management of open-source components within software applications. SCA tools automatically scan codebases to detect vulnerabilities, license compliance issues, and outdated components, providing actionable insights to developers. By integrating SCA into the DevSecOps pipeline, organizations can mitigate risks associated with third-party libraries and ensure that applications remain secure throughout their lifecycle.
Application Security Testing (SAST/DAST)
is focused on comprehensive security assessment of software applications. Static Application Security Testing (SAST) is a method used to analyze application source code or binaries for security vulnerabilities without executing the program while Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is a technique that involves testing a running application to identify security vulnerabilities by simulating external attacks. When combines, these methodologies remediate security flaws before they make it into production and ensure that applications remain resilient while in operation.
Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP)
is a security technology that monitors and protects applications in real-time during execution. RASP integrates directly into the application and automatically detects and mitigates threats, such as SQL injection or unauthorized access attempts, as they occur. By incorporating RASP into the DevSecOps framework, organizations can enhance their security posture, providing continuous protection against emerging threats even after deployment.
