Security testing on every release, not once a year
Automated checks for the OWASP Top 10, broken authentication and vulnerable dependencies, run on every release. Findings are verified before they are filed, so your team fixes real risks.
An annual penetration test tells you how secure the product was on the week of the test. Every release after that can reopen an injection path, weaken an authorization check or pull in a vulnerable package.
QAShift adds security checks to your release pipeline. Common vulnerability classes are probed on every run, dependencies are scanned and authorization boundaries are tested as part of the normal suite.
What our security testing covers
Injection
SQL, NoSQL and command injection probes against inputs and API parameters.
Cross-site scripting
Reflected, stored and DOM-based XSS on user-controlled content.
Broken access control
Users cannot read or change data belonging to other users, tenants or roles.
Authentication
Session handling, token expiry, password reset and brute-force protection.
Vulnerable dependencies
Known CVEs in direct and transitive packages, prioritised by exploitability.
Security headers and config
CSP, HSTS, cookie flags, CORS and exposed debug endpoints.
What it catches before your customers do
- An API endpoint returns another customer’s invoice when the ID is changed
- A rich-text field stores a script that runs for every admin
- A transitive dependency ships with a critical CVE
- Password reset tokens never expire
Two ways to get it done
Run it yourself
Every Verity plan can generate security tests for common vulnerability classes and run them in CI alongside your functional tests.
We run it for you
Security is an add-on on Starter and Growth ($249/mo) and included on Scale. Your engineer verifies each finding and files it with the request that reproduces it.
What you get
- Security checks in your pipeline
- Verified findings with reproduction steps
- Dependency CVE reports
- A security gate on pull requests
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace a penetration test?
No. It complements one. Continuous automated testing catches common vulnerabilities between pen tests, while a specialist pen test explores complex attack chains.
Which vulnerabilities do you test for?
The OWASP Top 10 categories, including injection, XSS, broken access control and authentication flaws, plus vulnerable dependencies and misconfigurations.
Will security tests affect our staging data?
Tests run against a staging environment with test accounts, and destructive probes are scoped and agreed in advance.
How much does security testing cost?
Security tests are included on every self-serve plan. On managed plans it is a $249/mo add-on for Starter and Growth and included on Scale.
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