Expert-led VAPT + automated DAST to find, exploit, and remediate critical software vulnerabilities
Our software security service proactively detects and helps remediate critical security flaws across your entire software ecosystem
Astra's 7-Step Pentest Process
Whether you're testing monoliths or microservices, Astra’s 7-step process uncovers security risks with the depth of manual pentesting and the speed of automation, all in one platform.
Every pentest our security engineers perform feeds back into our DAST vulnerability scanner.
That means we're not just relying on known CVEs - we're continuously learning
from real-world hacks performed during pentests.
Astra meets global standards with accreditations from
We find the bugs before the bad guys do
Our team stays ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of web security
Software security testing checks software for vulnerabilities to protect against cyberattacks and data breaches. It’s crucial for safeguarding sensitive data, ensuring compliance, and maintaining system reliability and user trust.
Software security testing is a broad, often automated scan to flag possible vulnerabilities. In contrast, penetration testing is a deeper, expert-driven, real-world attack simulation that exploits issues and gives detailed remediation guidance.
Software security testing detects common flaws like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), authentication bypasses, misconfigurations, logic flaws, and insecure input handling. Essentially, anything that could let attackers in.
Black box testing examines software functionality without internal knowledge. White box testing analyzes internal code and logic, and grey box testing combines both, using partial internal knowledge for thorough evaluation.
Automation (e.g., vulnerability scanners, DAST) can catch many issues efficiently and continuously, but manual testing is essential to uncover complex logic flaws or chained exploits that DAST tools may miss.