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SAST_DAST

What is SAST & DAST?

Application Security Testing requires both Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) for complete coverage.

  • SAST (white-box testing) analyzes your application’s source code, bytecode, or binaries to detect flaws before deployment.
  • DAST (black-box testing) simulates real-world attacks on a running application to uncover vulnerabilities missed by static scans.

At EINSHIELD, we combine both approaches to ensure your applications are hardened across the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC) — from secure coding to runtime protection.

Why SAST & DAST Are Critical

More than 80% of vulnerabilities originate in source code. SAST finds them early.

Attackers exploit apps in production. DAST simulates those threats safely.

Together, they:

  • Enable shift-left security in CI/CD pipelines.
  • Reduce patch costs and shorten remediation cycles.
  • Meet compliance needs (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, RBI).
  • Build customer trust by securing apps before and after release.

Our Methodology

SAST Process

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Codebase Discovery & Scope Finalization

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Tool Integration (self-hosted or EINSHIELD-managed)

Rule Configuration (OWASP, CWE, custom policies)

Rule Configuration (OWASP, CWE, custom policies)

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Automated Scan + Manual Validation

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False Positive Filtering & Risk Scoring

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Developer-Friendly Reports with Fix Recommendations

DAST Process

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Application Discovery & Scope Definition

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Automated Crawling & Attack Surface Mapping

Exploit Simulation & Vulnerability Detection

Exploit Simulation & Vulnerability Detection

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Manual Validation of Critical Findings

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Risk Ranking + Business Impact Analysis

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Secure Reporting & Remediation Consultation

Both SAST & DAST can be delivered as one-time deep scans or continuous security testing integrated into your DevOps pipelines.

Common Vulnerabilities We Detect

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Injection Attacks (SQL, Command, LDAP)

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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

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Authentication & Session Flaws

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Broken Access Control

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Hardcoded Secrets & Keys

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Security Misconfigurations

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Buffer Overflows & Memory Corruption

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Sensitive Data Exposure (logs, headers, URLs)

Industries & Use Cases

  • Fintech & E-commerce: Secure transactions and APIs.
  • Healthcare & Insurance: Protect sensitive medical records.
  • SaaS Companies: Embed security into SDLC.
  • GovTech & Public Services: Harden citizen portals with 24/7 uptime.
  • Regulated Businesses: Audit readiness for ISO, SOC 2, PCI DSS, RBI.

Why Choose EINSHIELD for SAST & DAST?

  • Dual-layer approach: Code-aware + runtime-aware testing.
  • Seamless CI/CD integration with DevOps workflows.
  • Manual validation by certified security engineers to reduce false positives.
  • Business impact analysis included in every report.
  • Compliance-ready documentation for ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, RBI audits.
  • Global experience securing applications across 15+ countries.
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Frequently asked questions

SAST analyzes source code before deployment; DAST simulates attacks on live applications. Together they provide complete security coverage.

Yes — we integrate into GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, and Azure DevOps.

Yes. We provide flexibility depending on your preference and budget.

No. We use safe, controlled scan modes and schedule tests at low-traffic hours.

Yes — reports map findings to specific code blocks (SAST) and runtime flaws (DAST) with actionable fixes.