Automated Scanning Service

ACME, a global biotechnology company, partnered with Blueinfy to develop and run their internal application security program. Blueinfy provided a Technical SME and an Application Security Manager to integrate security seamlessly into ACME's development lifecycle. The Technical SME focused on application security, web penetration testing, and DevSecOps best practices, while the Manager handled administrative duties and strategic direction. The collaboration led to improved relations with the development teams, creation of comprehensive security policies, and the implementation of a streamlined process for identifying and addressing vulnerabilities. In the second phase, a SAST tool was evaluated, selected and integrated in to the CI/CD pipeline - enhancing early vulnerability detection and reducing false positives. This holistic approach ensured that all applications were securely vetted and free from critical or high-risk vulnerabilities before production.

A company that has outsourced its development faced challenges ensuring the security of its software before deployment. As part of their contract, the development team was required to conduct code scans and address all identified vulnerabilities. However, a penetration test conducted by Blueinfy revealed numerous findings, prompting the suggestion for a process audit of the development team's practices. Blueinfy conducted interviews and posed questions to assess their processes, uncovering that the scanning tool had not been configured correctly. Blueinfy assisted in properly configuring the scanner and fine-tuning the scan profile, resulting in improved vulnerability detection and remediation outcomes.

A product company with multiple versions of its software (deployed on-premise as well as SaaS for multiple tenants along with feature customization) faced significant challenges in identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities across all iterations. To address this, Blueinfy utilized a code scanning methodology to thoroughly analyze the source code. Blueinfy developed an automated script that assigned risk ratings and prioritized vulnerabilities based on their potential impact across all versions. This strategic approach enabled the company to make informed decisions focused on development efforts as well as customer impact understanding, ultimately enhancing the security of the application for its customers.

ACME, a news-based company with hundreds of websites, faced challenges in securing its content-heavy, minimal-input sites where traditional penetration testing was impractical. Concerned about potential brand damage from site compromises, ACME thought monthly automated DAST scans. However, the large number of links and limited functionality caused prolonged scanning times. Leveraging its deep expertise in DAST scanners, Blueinfy devised a method to test each functionality only once, significantly reducing scan times while maintaining accuracy. Blueinfy also tailored the scanner to ACME's specific technology and provided the results in CSV format, ensuring efficient, accurate, and easily integrable security insights into ACME's systems.

ACME, a global pharmaceutical company managing over 30,000 domains, faced challenges in prioritizing security investments - whether to invest in securing high-value assets like vaccine-related applications or lower-priority ones like cafeteria surveys. Blueinfy addressed this by implementing a comprehensive multi-year security plan. In Phase 1, Blueinfy profiled all domains, based on a huge set of data points thus reducing the asset base by identifying expired, unnecessary and low-risk domains. This led to a risk-based approach for further scanning and penetration testing. In Phase 2, Blueinfy evaluated and implemented a DAST scanner, fine-tuned its configuration, setup a DAST program and only conducted targeted manual penetration testing on high-risk domains. This structured approach significantly improved ACME's application security posture.

A data analytics SaaS company rapidly expanded its platform with advanced dashboards, integrations, and APIs built on legacy code. The growing complexity introduced multiple security vulnerabilities that were difficult to identify and prioritize. Blueinfy conducted a combined manual black-box assessment and source code review using in-house tools. The team analyzed application architecture, data flows, and common risk areas such as input validation, injections, and data handling. The resulting recommendations helped the company remediate critical issues and significantly strengthen application security.