Why choose @-yet for your DevSecOps Audit

@-yet checks deployment infrastructures in the form of penetration tests. The @-yet security experts simulate an attack using a real attacker’s methods. In this context, the term “assumed breach test” is also used. These tests begin with the assumption that unauthorized individuals have already gained access to the targeted system. This enables the @-yet teams to identify and fix vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to penetrate the internal IT infrastructure.

Another aspect is configuration checks of the so-called CI/CD pipelines. In the past, software products were updated at certain intervals. Today, this is mainly realized as a continuous and automated process. This process includes not only the development, but also testing, integration and deployment of the software. With in-depth testing, @-yet improves the security of the entire process.

The security experts at @-yet also check existing container solutions and orchestration environments. If security gaps occur here, there is always a risk of attackers breaking out of the container environment. Access to the underlying systems or entire networks is then possible. Regular vulnerability scans and manual checks for possible outbreaks are a tried-and-tested means of preventing this. Vulnerabilities are thus discovered at an early stage. They can be closed before an attacker can exploit them and compromise parts of the IT infrastructure.