DevSecOps Services

SAST (Static Application Security Testing) analyses source code without executing it looking for security vulnerabilities in the code itself (SQL injection patterns, insecure direct object references, hardcoded credentials, dangerous API usage). SAST runs at pull request time before code is deployed. DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) tests the running application from the outside sending malicious inputs and observing responses, the same way an attacker would probe the live application. DAST runs against a staging environment. Both are necessary: SAST catches code-level vulnerabilities early and cheaply; DAST catches configuration vulnerabilities, business logic flaws, and runtime security issues that SAST cannot detect because they only manifest in the running application.

An SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) is a complete inventory of every software component in an application every library, package, and dependency, with version numbers and licence information. It is analogous to an ingredients list for software. Enterprise and government buyers require SBOMs because: US Executive Order 14028 (May 2021) mandates that software sold to the US federal government must include an SBOM; enterprise procurement security teams use SBOMs to assess supply chain risk identifying whether your application contains a vulnerable version of a widely exploited library (e.g., Log4j); and SBOM enables continuous vulnerability monitoring as new CVEs are disclosed, the buyer can check whether their vendor's software is affected. ClickMasters generates SBOMs using Syft (producing SPDX or CycloneDX format) as part of the container build pipeline, signs them with cosign, and stores them in ECR alongside the container image.