Detect and fix vulnerabilities in real-time. Aleph´s IAST provides development teams with comprehensive security coverage by continuously identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities in every line of code.
Aleph's IAST solution empowers development teams to secure every line of code with ease. It continuously detects and prioritizes vulnerabilities, providing guidance on how to eliminate risks effectively.
Traditional security testing tools, such as static and dynamic testing, have limitations that can significantly impact the accuracy and effectiveness of vulnerability analysis. Static testing, for example, is unable to examine libraries or frameworks, severely limiting its vulnerability analysis capabilities
However, interactive testing offers a more comprehensive approach to vulnerability analysis by examining the entire application from the inside, including the libraries and frameworks. As a result, interactive testing provides superior coverage of an organization's entire codebase, making it an ideal tool for enhancing the overall security posture of the organization
.One of the significant drawbacks of traditional security testing tools, such as static and dynamic testing, is that they are typically run on a periodic basis, which can result in significant lag time between the introduction of a mistake and the detection of the vulnerability.
However, interactive testing offers real-time feedback to developers, allowing them to receive instant feedback on the security implications of new code within seconds of coding and testing.
This immediate feedback enables developers to ensure that they are only checking in "clean" code, saving time and money downstream by reducing the need for costly post-deployment remediation efforts. With interactive testing, organizations can proactively identify and address security vulnerabilities before they become costly problems.
.To manage application effectively and identify aggregate risk in systems, organizations can leverage the powerful instrumentation insights of Aleph´s sensors.
By doing so, they can visualize critical information such as application architecture, code trees, and message flow information. Aleph's automatic generation of simple diagrams that illustrate the application's major architectural components makes it easy for developers to quickly identify the meaning of a found vulnerability.
This information can form a starting point for threat modeling and remediation efforts, enabling organizations to proactively address potential security threats before they become costly problems.