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    SAST & DAST Security Testing

    SAST (Static Application Security Testing)

    SAST is a type of security testing that is performed on the source code of an application. It involves analyzing the code for vulnerabilities and security flaws without actually executing the code. This can be done manually or using automated tools. Some benefits of SAST include:

    • It can be performed early in the development process, allowing developers to fix vulnerabilities before the application is deployed.
    • It is less resource-intensive than DAST because it does not require the application to be running.
    • It can find vulnerabilities that are difficult to detect through other means.

    However, SAST has some limitations as well

    • It can only find vulnerabilities that are present in the source code.
    • It may not be able to detect vulnerabilities that are introduced during runtime.
    • It may produce false positives, requiring manual analysis to confirm the presence of a vulnerability.

    DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing):

    DAST is a type of security testing that is performed on a running application. It involves simulating attacks on the application to identify vulnerabilities and security flaws. This can be done manually or using automated tools. Some benefits of DAST include:

    • It can find vulnerabilities that are introduced during runtime or that are not present in the source code.
    • It can test the application's security controls and defenses in a live environment.

    Overall, SAST and DAST are complementary approaches to security testing and should be used together to provide a comprehensive view of an application's security. A cybersecurity company may use both SAST and DAST, as well as other types of testing, to ensure that an application is secure and free of vulnerabilities.

    However, DAST has some limitations as well:

    • It requires the application to be running, which may be resource-intensive.
    • It may not be able to detect all vulnerabilities, as it is only simulating attacks and not analyzing the source code.

    Overall, SAST and DAST are complementary approaches to security testing and should be used together to provide a comprehensive view of an application's security. A cybersecurity company may use both SAST and DAST, as well as other types of testing, to ensure that an application is secure and free of vulnerabilities.

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