Build Secure Applications

75% of banking and finance software developers struggle to detect vulnerabilities across their code. Kiuwan identifies security vulnerabilities in either source code or deployed applications and provides an action plan to remediate risks.

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Build Secure Applications With DevOps Tools

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Improve AppSec

Security testing is integral to app development. When implemented early in the process, it can support your team in identifying and remediating vulnerabilities.

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Remove Security Silos

Are siloed processes stifling development?  Break down the walls and enjoy freedom with a centralized application process that teams leadership can collaborate on.

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Automate the Process

With manual testing solutions, addressing security issues in a DevOps environment can be difficult. Kiuwan makes it easy by automating the process for results, not bottlenecks.

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Did You Know?

A recent report indicates that organizations with high level of IR planning and testing saved $1.49 million compared to those with little to no DevSecOps in place.

Kiuwan Solutions for DevOps Security

Kiuwan Reduces Your Vulnerability Risk

Kiuwan accelerates development for enterprise teams by offering a holistic solution to code security. Our SAST, SCA, and QA products are fast and promote continuous secure development in agile environments.

  • Operates in the cloud or on your device as a Java applet or IDE/CI plugin.
  • Scan source code to ensure security.
  • Upload the scan results to the cloud to promote collaboration.
  • Trigger scans directly from the IDE/CI for easy integration.
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What Is Code Injection?

Code injection is a software vulnerability where unvalidated input is evaluated by an application. It is common on web applications that use but don’t validate the user-provided data. Attackers can inject malicious code into the application where its executed on the server, resulting in a serious security breach:

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How Can You Prevent Code Injection Attacks?

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Validate and Sanitize Inputs

Accept only a limited set of values via safelisting or conditional switching.

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Use a SAST Solution

Use a code analysis tool like Kiuwan to test for vulnerabilities related to code injection.

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Least Privilege

Give the account the database calls run under limited privileges, like select.

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No Vulnerable Eval Constructs

Use dedicated, language-specific features to safely process user-supplied arguments.

Make Code Injection Prevention Part of DevOps

Take a DevOps approach to code injection prevention with leading CI/CD tools.

  • Securely scan code on your local server as part of your build process.
  • Generate an action plan and estimate costs to remediate vulnerabilities.
  • Customize plans, manage resources, and track goals easily.

(The image at right illustrates the Action Plan feature.)

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