Security that keeps up
with the speed of software development
Software and SaaS companies continuously release new features, integrations and updates. Every change can introduce new attack paths, while customers expect the environment they rely on to be secure. The challenge is to keep innovating without losing sight of what attackers can exploit.
Security in an accelerating Software & SaaS landscape
AI makes it easier for developers to build, adapt and release software. Code can be generated in seconds, new functionality can be added faster and smaller teams can build more than ever before.
But faster development also means more code and more changes that need to be understood and secured.
But how secure is AI-generated code? AI accelerates software development, but the security of generated code cannot be taken for granted. Attackers can use AI to identify and exploit vulnerabilities faster. This makes integrating security throughout the entire development lifecycle increasingly important.
Keeping security in control as software moves faster
As development speeds up and software becomes more connected, maintaining control over security gets harder.
Security needs to keep pace with development
Short release cycles leave less time to identify security issues before code reaches production. A vulnerability introduced in one release can already be exposed before the next one is being built.
One dependency can expose your application
Your product relies on open-source libraries, packages and third-party components you do not fully control. A vulnerability or compromise somewhere in that chain can become an attack path into your own software.
AI-generated code still needs to be secure
AI helps developers write and adapt code faster, but generated code can introduce vulnerabilities or insecure patterns just like human-written code. The difficulty is maintaining visibility over what is being introduced as the amount of generated code grows.
Challenge 4: Customers want proof that your software is secure
Enterprise customers are placing increasingly high security requirements on software before they buy or renew. As a CISO, you need to demonstrate how your software is tested, which risks are addressed and how security is embedded throughout the development lifecycle.
Offensive security for Software & SaaS
We help Software and SaaS companies keep security moving at the speed of development. Our offensive security services uncover vulnerabilities before they reach production and help developers embed security into every development and release cycle.
Penetration Testing
We test your applications, APIs and infrastructure for vulnerabilities before go-live and after major releases.
Red Teaming
We test how attackers can break out from your application into APIs, cloud environments and connected systems to reach critical data and processes
Security Health Check
We assess governance, access management, software supply chain security, resilience and awareness across your Software or SaaS organisation.
Mendix Security training
We teach Mendix developers to think like attackers by showing how common vulnerabilities are exploited, so they can recognise risks earlier and make more secure choices while building.
Capture The Flag (CTF)
Through interactive hacking challenges, developers and IT professionals step into the shoes of a hacker. By discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities, participants learn to recognise security risks in practice.
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We werken voor organisaties waar security niet mag falen.
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Bingy
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Primary point of contact
“Software is never finished: every release changes your attack surface. That’s why security needs to be part of every stage of development, from the first line of code to production.”
Dirk van Veen
Founder and Lead Pentester
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