What if your CI/CD pipeline could automatically detect the most common Mendix vulnerabilities
Thanks to our collaboration with Omnext, we jointly developed a Mendix Static Application Security Testing (SAST) solution. The module enables automatic scanning of Mendix apps for the most common Mendix vulnerabilities, including The S-Unit Top 10. More importantly, this analysis can be integrated throughout the entire development lifecycle.
This makes security not a retrospective check, but a natural part of every sprint.
Omnext has been specializing in software analysis for nearly twenty years, helping organizations maintain control over their application landscape with its own Software Quality Analysis (SQA) platform. Unlike traditional analysis tools, Omnext’s new SAST module is specifically tailored to analyze Mendix applications.
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Where developers used to review their code in detail, vulnerabilities in low-code platforms such as Mendix often remain under the radar. Think of overly broad user roles, insufficient access controls, or poorly configured microflows. Issues that may seem minor can have major consequences for the security of data and processes. In a time when cyberattacks frequently make the news, security is no longer a luxury but a necessity. That’s why it is crucial to integrate security throughout the entire development lifecycle.
To gain better control over the security of Mendix applications, we developed The S-Unit Top 10 Mendix Vulnerabilities. This overview highlights the most common weaknesses found in Mendix applications, such as misconfigurations and authorization errors, which we frequently encounter in practice. The S-Unit Top 10 enables developers and IT managers to quickly identify potential risks and strengthen the overall security of their Mendix environment.
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