Service Introduction
Source Code Security AuditIt is a security inspection service that conducts a deep "physical examination" of the underlying code of software through a combination of static analysis technology and manual review. During the software development life cycle, many security risks lurk deep within the code logic, which is commonFunctional testingIt's hard to discover. Through auditing, enterprises can identify high-risk risks such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and logical vulnerabilities from the source. This not only significantly reduces the cost of later repair but also serves as a key defense line for building trusted software and ensuring the security of core data.
As a professional third-party evaluation institution, we strictly follow the national standard GB/T 25000.51-2016 "System and Software Engineering - System and Software Quality Requirements and Evaluation" and the industry security coding specification (GB/T 34944 (C/C++/Java Security Coding), OWASP Top 10, CWE provides services. It integrates automated tool scanning with code review by senior security experts to comprehensively verify the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the code, covering key links such as input verification, identity authentication and session management. On the basis of ensuring the correctness of the functions, focus on investigating security vulnerabilities and backdoors, and ultimately form a detailed oneSource Code Security Audit<Software Test ReportProvide targeted repair suggestions.
Source code security auditing is widely applied in scenarios such as pre-launch security acceptance of software systems in key industries like finance, government affairs, and healthcare, compliance rectification for the assessment of information security standards, and code delivery auditing by developers. We help clients accurately identify code-level security risks, meet industry regulatory compliance requirements, effectively avoid data leakage risks, and lay a solid security foundation for the stable operation of the system.
