ALL ABOUT APPLICATION SECURITY TESTING

🕳 Application security testing

Are you aware that nearly 84% of the software breaches exploit the vulnerabilities present in the application layer? Shocking but true! And with the web being such a diverse platform, weaknesses aren’t scarce. As most of us are getting more reliant on the utility of different applications, the extent of threats is also increasing considerably. To reduce the attacks on the applications and protect them from subsequent damages, application security testing has proved to be the ultimate savior.

So here is a brief description of application security testing and the types of web application security testing.

Contents

1. Why application security testing is important?
2. What is applications security testing?
3. Different types of applications security testing.
4. (SAST) static allocation security testing.
5. (DAST) Dynamic Applications security testing.

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