Is your development process capable of identifying security issues?
Application security analysis services aim to identify vulnerabilities in the client's systems and applications, allowing for correction to be made and preventing malicious individuals from accessing critical functionalities and resources of the systems.
These services can be performed on applications at any stage of the application lifecycle, from the coding phase to applications already deployed in production.
Vericode Approach
Our services cover application security consulting, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, continuous integration automation, secure development training, and more. These services can be contracted separately, together, or customized to meet the client's needs.
The security consulting can be used for various purposes, such as enhancing system security, reducing risks, ensuring compliance with standards and regulations, among others.
- Categorization and prioritization of remediation plans
- Continuous monitoring of remediation plans for security improvement
- Recommendation/implementation of alternatives for security assessments in continuous integration tools
- Vulnerability correction
- Specialized security testing
- Vulnerability assessments at different stages of the development cycle
- Validation of packages delivered by factories or development teams
SAST
Static analysis evaluates the source code of applications to provide more accurate remediation and allow security analysis to be done even without an execution environment. Vericode uses the DevSecOps model to ensure that security is applied at the right stages of the DevOps cycle. As software undergoes many changes, static analysis can be executed as soon as teams release a new package, before it becomes a release, when it is more efficient and less costly to fix problems.
DAST
In dynamic analysis, Vericode performs a series of intrusion tests simulating hacker attacks on systems. For this, the applications must be deployed in some environment, such as development, testing, or production. In these tests, malicious data is inserted to try to find vulnerabilities that can compromise data and environment security.