Exposure validation & AppSec

Use VajraX for external exposure, VectorX from repo to release and specialist testing to verify remediation.

OVERVIEW

Exposure validation and application security assurance

Use two distinct assessment lanes: authorised external assets for exposure validation, and scoped repositories and dependencies for code and supply-chain analysis. VajraX and VectorX support those lanes; specialist testing turns findings into prioritised remediation and retest evidence.

This service covers web applications, APIs, repositories and software supply chains. AI security & GRC covers AI and LLM risk testing and controls. Connect security findings with Quality engineering when release quality and security gates need one assurance scope.

WHAT WE DELIVER

Products and specialist services, clearly separated

Agree assets, repositories, test limits and supported checks before work. Product access does not automatically include specialist assessment or remediation.

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LINKFIELDS PRODUCT

VajraX

AI-powered exposure validation of the external attack surface within authorised scope.

External asset and exposure findings
Validation status and testing limits

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LINKFIELDS PRODUCT

VectorX

Code scanning and supply-chain analysis, repo to release.

Scoped repository/dependency findings
Coverage and limitations recorded

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SPECIALIST SERVICE

Web & API offensive testing

Test agreed application scenarios under signed rules of engagement.

Finding pack with supporting evidence
Severity, false-positive and exclusion record

SPECIALIST SERVICE

Release assurance & retesting

Connect findings with risk owners and release decisions, then check approved changes.

Risk/owner/gate decisions
Remediation verification and retest record

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DELIVERY APPROACH

From discovery to verified closure

Example engagement pattern: external assets feed the VajraX assessment lane; repositories and dependencies feed the VectorX lane. Specialist review brings findings together to prioritise remediation and agree retest criteria.

Authorise agreed scope

Agree asset and repository coverage, test limits, safe testing rules and exclusions.

Signed rules of engagement
Authorised asset/repository scope

Validate findings

Review exposure and code findings in context; distinguish scan results from authorised validation.

Finding evidence and validation status
False-positive handling and limitations

Approve remediation

Agree severity, accountable owners and release-gate decisions before changes.

Risk-ranked owner/action plan
Approved change and acceptance criteria

Retest for closure

Check the approved change against the original finding and record any residual risk.

Dated retest and closure evidence
Residual exceptions and release decision

ASSURANCE ROUTES

Connect security to delivery assurance

Choose the reusable delivery IP that fits your release or regulatory requirements, connecting assessment findings with agreed gates and evidence.

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Relevant value plays

AI Code Assurance Regulated Cyber Readiness

DELIVERY ACCELERATOR

Cyber-Safe Delivery

Connect security checks and remediation evidence with engineering and release acceptance.

Agreed quality and security gates
Finding ownership and retest criteria

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DELIVERY ACCELERATOR

Regulatory Readiness & Control Mapping

Map agreed control requirements to exposure findings, owners and remediation evidence.

Requirement-control-finding links
Evidence and review responsibilities

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Related value play

AI Code Assurance combines quality and security gates across CI/CD for AI-written change. Regulated Cyber Readiness connects exposure validation, control mapping and remediation evidence.

SECURE BY DESIGN

Authorised testing and reviewable release evidence

Do not assume every finding is exploitable or every language, pipeline or integration is supported. Agree coverage and validation depth at the start.

Method and testing limits

Confirm applicable OWASP web/API or ASVS checks, supply-chain and SBOM scope before assessment.

Safe test rules and exclusions
Agreed severity and validation method

Source and finding safeguards

Agree repository access, handling of source code and vulnerability evidence, secure transfer and retention.

Authorised access and processing locations
Personal-data handling and legal scope

Finding-to-retest record

Record test date, scope, finding evidence, validation status, owner, approved fix and retest result.

Traceable acceptance and release decision
Residual risk and remediation exclusions

BUYER QUESTIONS

Choose an assessment or product walkthrough

Before your next release, discuss an assessment, product walkthrough or ongoing validation. Do not include credentials, source code or vulnerability details in an enquiry.