DevSecOps and Software Supply Chain
SAST, DAST and SCA Integration
We integrate static analysis, dynamic testing and component analysis at the correct stages of your development process. We set written rules for which findings stop a release.
What it is
If security analysis runs at the wrong stage, it either slows development or its results are missed. Static analysis and component analysis provide developers immediate feedback on the pull request. Dynamic testing runs after the application is deployed to the test environment. The security gate that stops a release is triggered only by findings above a defined severity and confidence.
Scope
- Stage and allocated time for each analysis
- Only new findings shown to the developer on the pull request
- Severity and confidence thresholds for findings that stop a release
- Recorded process for requesting, approving and expiring exceptions
- Findings from different tools merged into a single list, with duplicates removed
- Tracking metrics such as time to close and number of open findings
The need
When organizations need it
- When security tools are purchased but nobody tracks their findings.
- When developers complain that security checks delay releases.
- When a customer or auditor requests evidence that every release is security tested before deployment.
Method
How we work
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Current state
We map your current tools, where they run, and who receives their results.
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Placement
We connect each analysis to the stage where its result reaches the right person fastest.
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Gate rules
We define the findings that stop a release and the exception process with your security and development leads.
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Tracking
We set up metrics to show time to close and adjust the rules based on initial results.
Outcome
What you have at the end
Every analysis runs at the correct stage and findings reach the right person. Whether a release can ship depends on written rules known to all.
Frequently asked questions
Should every critical finding stop a release?
We recommend starting only with findings that are highly confident and exploitable. If a gate produces false alarms, teams will look for ways to bypass it.
Do we have to replace our current tools?
Usually not. We integrate with your existing tools. If a tool clearly does not meet the need, we explain why.
How is this different from your static code analysis (SAST) service?
The SAST service covers the analysis itself, including rules and accuracy of findings. Integration determines where each analysis runs in the process and how results drive decisions.
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