Security
Security checked automatically on every release.
Security flaws are found late, sometimes in production, and security is seen as a brake. We build security checks into your delivery pipeline, the DevSecOps approach: the code, the libraries it uses and the images are analysed on every change, in your developers’ tools.
This is for you if
Release security: do any of these sound familiar?
- Security flaws are found late, sometimes by an audit or in production.
- You don’t know which external libraries your applications use, or whether they are up to date.
- Passwords or keys end up in the code.
What you get
Flaws caught as the code is written, before they reach production.
For example: automatically stop the release of an application that ships a vulnerable library, and suggest the fixed version to the developer.
Code analysed on every change
Common security mistakes caught at review, with an explanation for the developer.
Dependencies monitored
The inventory of the libraries your applications use, and an alert when a known flaw affects them.
Secrets out of the code
Passwords and keys found in the code, removed and kept in a digital vault.
Release rules
A risky change is stopped before production, according to rules set with your security team.
How it works
Release security: clear steps, taken with your teams.
Take stock
With your teams, we assess the security of your applications and your delivery pipeline.
Plug in the checks
We add code, dependency and secret analysis to your pipeline, as simple alerts at first.
Set the rules
With your security team, we decide what stops a release, and we fix what already exists.
Hand over
Your developers handle alerts themselves, with documentation and concrete examples.
What is the DevSecOps approach?
Building security into the delivery pipeline, instead of checking it once the application is finished. Every change is checked automatically, and developers fix issues as they go.
Will it slow our developers down?
We start with simple alerts, then only stop what carries a real risk. A flaw fixed as the code is written costs far less than one found in production.
What about applications already in production?
We analyse them too: the library inventory and the search for secrets apply to existing code, and we prioritise fixes with you.
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