Secure Coding Standards

What we do

OWASP Top 10

OWASP Top 10 vulnerability checks
Cross-site scripting (XSS) testing
SQL injection testing
Authentication and session management testing
Input validation testing

Authentication and Authorization

Using multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Implementing role-based access control (RBAC)
Storing passwords securely (bcrypt, etc.)
Preventing privilege escalation attacks
Using tokens for session management (JWT)

Data Encryption

Encrypting sensitive data in transit
Encrypting sensitive data at rest
Using up-to-date encryption algorithms
Managing encryption keys securely
Implementing SSL/TLS for data transmission

Code Review & Security Testing

Conducting peer code reviews for security issues
Using automated static analysis tools (SAST)
Running dynamic security testing (DAST)
Testing third-party libraries for vulnerabilities
Documenting and fixing security findings

Error Handling

Providing generic error messages
Logging detailed error information
Preventing stack traces from being exposed
Handling exceptions securely
Ensuring proper error codes are used

Our Approach

Code Review & Standards

We begin by defining secure coding standards tailored to your project’s needs. These standards are based on industry best practices to ensure your code is secure from the ground up.

Vulnerability Identification

Our approach includes early identification of common security vulnerabilities, such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting. We integrate automated and manual checks to identify and address these issues.

Continuous Code Audits

We conduct continuous code audits to ensure ongoing compliance with secure coding standards. This allows us to proactively identify and address potential security issues before they become vulnerabilities.

Training & Best Practices

We provide ongoing training for your development teams, ensuring they understand secure coding practices. Our goal is to embed security into your coding culture, reducing the risk of vulnerabilities over time.