Security & Assurance/Enterprise Readiness Assessment
Our assessment helps you meet enterprise expectations for security, reliability and maintainability.
Agile Labs assess your software to establish whether it is ready for enterprise customers and identify anything that could prevent it from getting through their review.
We find the issues that could raise security concerns, delay procurement, create difficult technical questions or stop a customer from approving the software.
You get a clear path to enterprise readiness and what needs to be fixed to be cleared.
ecoSPIRITS
CircularOne had already been in development for a year when Agile Labs became involved. We assessed the existing application, took over the software and now continue to support and extend the system used in its operations.
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We assess the areas enterprise customers are likely to examine, identify what could hold up approval and establish what needs to change before the software goes through their review.
We review the application, infrastructure and how the system is built and operated. Interviews with the people responsible help us identify where the software may differ from its documentation.
We test access, permissions and security controls rather than relying on configuration or documentation alone. This includes checking whether users can access information or functions they should not.
We examine dependencies, licences, security issues and maintainability to identify problems that could raise questions during an enterprise technical or security review.
We prioritise what needs to be fixed, verify the changes and provide an independent assessment of the software and its readiness for enterprise customers.
From first review to an independent assessment of the software.
Understand what the software does, how it is used and what enterprise customers are likely to scrutinise.
Run automated checks for dependencies, known vulnerabilities and other detectable issues.
Review architecture, access, data handling, deployment, recovery, testing and maintainability.
Record each issue, its consequence, the evidence and what needs to be fixed.
Re-test the affected areas and issue the final assessment once issues are resolved.
What enterprise customers examine, and what holds software up in their review.
Whether one customer can reach another customer’s data by changing a number in a request. No automated tool finds it, because a scanner does not know which records should belong to whom.
Read more →It states a professional opinion about one version of one system on one date. There is no industry-standard validity period, so a letter goes stale on change rather than on a clock, and it is never a warranty.
Read more →Copyleft inside a proprietary codebase, vendored code with no licence, and pasted code of unknown origin. It is the first thing an acquirer’s lawyers look for and the last thing most teams have checked.
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