Secure by Design Not by Patch

Application security testing is crucial because it helps organizations identify and address vulnerabilities in their software applications before they can be exploited by malicious actors. By proactively identifying and remediating security weaknesses, businesses can prevent data breaches, financial losses, and reputational damage.

Yes, we provide continuous application security testing support to ensure you have the support when you need it. Even if you don't need us actively, having that on-demand support can be critical when you're developing applications rapidly. 

Our commitment to delivering innovative solutions, personalized services, and measurable results distinguishes us in the industry. We aren't here to play the 'l33t' hacker role and leave without providing additional support. We are here to aid you and your organization by helping you not only understand when things are going wrong, but when things are going right. 

Assessment length will vary depending on several factors such as the size of the code base, number of functionalities, service type, and other factors like client cooperation. However, we strive for timely and impactful outcomes. So, most engagements will take two weeks on average, following those two weeks for the assessment, you can expect the final deliverable to be submitted.

Our testing process typically begins with a scoping phase where we define the objectives, scope, and target applications for testing in collaboration with the client. We then conduct a combination of automated scanning and manual testing techniques to identify security vulnerabilities in the target applications. Once the testing is complete, we provide a detailed report outlining our findings, along with recommendations for remediation. 

At SecVuln, we utilize a variety of industry-standard methodologies and tools for application security testing, including the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) testing methodologies, and Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE). We leverage both commercial and open-source tools, as well as proprietary techniques developed by our experienced security researchers with a decade of experience.

The frequency of application security testing depends on factors such as the complexity of the applications, the rate of change in the software development lifecycle, and regulatory requirements. However, it is generally recommended to conduct security testing regularly, ideally as part of the continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) process. If you have more questions around this subject, shoot us an email!