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Architecture Risk Analysis
Identify flaws within system designs to improve your security posture
Years of experience has taught us that half of the software defects that create security problems are flaws in design. Simply testing software for security bugs within lines of code or penetration testing your applications ignores half of the problems that leave your organization vulnerable to attack.
Get support no matter where you are in the SDLC
An ARA enables you to find and remediate security problems earlier in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), which is less expensive, invasive, and time consuming than waiting until code is written or QA tests are performed. However, even if your system is already built or deployed, an ARA can be immensely valuable.
Expose and remediate the other 50% of defects hiding in your system design
By addressing security in your design, you can architect common, recurring software defects out of your code. In addition to ARA, we offer…
Security Control Design Analysis
Threat Modeling
Span your entire design
In an architecture risk analysis, our security experts review your application design in depth and look for weaknesses in your architecture that would allow attacks to succeed.
An ARA goes one step further than a threat model by performing security reviews to test the actual feasibility of the identified threat/attack vectors.
We provide the bridge between testing and remediation
At the end of each assessment, we will conduct a read-out call with the appropriate development team to review each vulnerability identified during the assessment, answer any questions that the team might have around each vulnerability, and discuss mitigation/remediation strategies.