Secure code review and dynamic analysis integrated into your SDLC — combining SAST, DAST and dependency analysis to catch flaws before they ever reach production.
Finding vulnerabilities in production is expensive; finding them in development is not. Application security testing brings static and dynamic analysis into your build pipeline so issues are caught and fixed while code is still cheap to change.
We pair automated SAST, DAST and software-composition analysis with expert manual code review, then help you wire the right gates into CI/CD — aligned to the OWASP ASVS and SAMM so your secure-development practice matures over time.
The core areas we examine in a application security (sast/dast) engagement.
Expert and automated review of source for security flaws and anti-patterns.
Running-application testing to confirm exploitable, real-world issues.
Vulnerable and outdated third-party components in your software supply chain.
Keys, tokens and credentials committed into code or config.
Security gates and feedback built into your build and release pipeline.
Who this engagement is designed to support.
Building security into the application lifecycle is an explicit expectation of modern standards and secure-development obligations, and combined static and dynamic testing is the recognised way to find and fix flaws before release.
A repeatable, standards-based process that balances depth with operational safety.
Understanding the application, data flows and trust boundaries.
Identifying the threats and abuse cases that matter for this app.
SAST and manual review to find flaws in the source and design.
Exercising the running application to confirm exploitable issues.
Validating findings and eliminating false positives with evidence.
Prioritised findings with secure-coding remediation guidance.
This assessment is aligned to recognised industry methodologies.
What to have in place before we begin.
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