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Continuous Penetration Testing to Protect Your SDLC

Continuous penetration testing is one efficient method for accomplishing this. In this article, we'll look at what continuous penetration testing is, the necessity of shift-left security testing, and how to include it into your CI/CD pipeline. We'll also look at Informer's approach to continuous penetration testing and how safeguarding your SDLC can assist enhance the security posture of your application.

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Continuous Penetration Testing to Protect Your SDLC

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  1. Continuous Penetration Testing to Protect Your SDLC Continuous penetration testing is one efficient method for accomplishing this. In this article, we'll look at what continuous penetration testing is, the necessity of shift-left security testing, and how to include it into your CI/CD pipeline. We'll also look at Informer's approach to continuous penetration testing and how safeguarding your SDLC can assist enhance the security posture of your application. What is Continuous Penetration Testing? Continuous penetration testing is a strategy for continuously checking an application's security posture by simulating real-world attacks. It involves identifying vulnerabilities in an application's code, infrastructure, and network, and leveraging these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access. What is Shift-Left Security Testing?

  2. Shift-left security testing is a proactive approach to security that entails incorporating security testing early in the software development life cycle (SDLC). This enables firms to identify and address security flaws before they become more difficult and costly to address. By shifting security testing to the left, businesses can reduce the risk of security issues arising later in the SDLC. Importance of Shift-Left Security Testing In today's ever-evolving threat environment, shift-left security testing has become a critical component of application security. With cyber threats becoming more prevalent and sophisticated, it is imperative for businesses to take a proactive approach to security. Businesses can detect and address vulnerabilities before they are exploited by attackers by including security testing into the early stages of the software development life cycle (SDLC). This proactive approach to security can help reduce the likelihood of data breaches, financial losses, and reputational harm, ultimately protecting both the business and its customers. Implementing Continuous Penetration Testing into Your CI/CD Pipeline To implement continuous Penetration testing services into your CI/CD pipeline, it is important to have a clear understanding of your application's architecture and potential attack surface. This can help you identify the areas that are most vulnerable to attack and prioritize your testing efforts. Once you have identified the areas that require testing, you can integrate continuous penetration testing into your CI/CD pipeline using automated tools and processes. This can assist ensure that your application is constantly tested for vulnerabilities and that any issues are recognised and resolved as soon as possible. Informer’s Approach to Continuous Penetration Testing Informer takes a detailed approach to ongoing penetration testing. Our security experts work directly with our clients to understand their specific security needs and provide a tailored testing strategy. We detect vulnerabilities and make practical recommendations for correcting them using a combination of automated techniques and manual testing.

  3. Our approach to continuous penetration testing includes: 1.Identifying the attack surface: We work with our clients to identify the areas of their application that are most vulnerable to attack. 2.Developing a testing plan: Based on the identified attack surface, we develop a customized testing plan that includes both automated tools and manual testing. 3.Conductingthe testing: We perform continuous penetration testing throughout the CI/CD pipeline, identifying vulnerabilities with a combination of automated tools and manual testing. 4.Providing actionable recommendations: Once we have identified vulnerabilities, we provide our clients with actionable recommendations for addressing them. 5.Monitoring and retesting: To guarantee that the application remains secure, we regularly monitor it for new vulnerabilities and retest it as needed. Securing Your SDLC Aids in the Improvement of Your Application's Security Position It is vital to secure your SDLC in order to protect your application and your organization. You may reduce the chance of security issues appearing later in the SDLC by employing continuous penetration testing and shift-left security testing early in the SDLC. This can assist improve the security posture of your application and lessen the chance of data breaches, financial losses, and damage to your company's brand. In conclusion, continuous penetration testing service is an essential component of a comprehensive security strategy for any business that wants to protect their applications and data. By implementing shift-left security testing and integrating continuous penetration testing into the CI/CD pipeline, businesses can identify and address vulnerabilities early in the SDLC and reduce the risk of security issues arising later. At Informer, we take a comprehensive approach to continuous penetration testing, working closely with our clients to develop customized testing plans and provide actionable recommendations for addressing vulnerabilities. By securing your SDLC, you can improve your application's security posture and protect your business from cyber threats.

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