DAST by Fluid Attacks is a form of black-box testing that aims to rapidly find weaknesses in software that could be exploited by malicious hackers. It is effective in detecting flaws related to data, deployment configuration, and business logic of applications, regardless of the programming language. DAST simulates potential malicious hackers’ interactions with applications to detect vulnerabilities not found through other methodologies. It can be applied in DevSecOps to detect vulnerabilities earlier in internal pre-production environments, saving time and money. Fluid Attacks’ ethical hackers verify automated results with manual DAST (pentesting) to achieve low false positive rates. DAST assessments and reports help ensure compliance with various policies and regulations such as OWASP, PCI DSS, NIST, HIPAA, CWE, GDPR, CAPEC, NERC, and ISO27K. A DAST technique performed both automatically and manually guarantees low rates of false negatives, unlike companies that depend exclusively on scanning tools. The DAST technique can be complemented by other techniques used in Fluid Attacks, such as SAST, SCA, SCR, RE, and MPT, to create comprehensive application security testing. Fluid Attacks tests applications and other systems, covering all software development stages, assisting clients in quickly identifying and managing vulnerabilities to reduce the risk of incidents and deploy secure technology.
