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Test Your Microservices for Vulnerabilities

Crashtest Security Suite can help you with your Microservices security by detecting vulnerabilities with automated testing.

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  • Use an automated online SaaS Microservices security testing tool to reduce manual pentests.
  • Test for the OWASP Top 10 listed risks. Identify XSS, CSRF, JavaScript Injections, & and many more.
  • Clean interface for the best user experience.
  • Set up your continuous security pipeline to build and deploy a secure microservices application.
  • Embed automated microservices testing into your dev process easily.
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Features

Microservices security testing features

Continuous Security combines Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery with source control monitoring and dependent checking to guarantee that CI/CD pipelines are examined. Crashtest Security Suite is created to scan Microservices and APIs for vulnerabilities automatically.

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Create and verify your scan target.

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Configure

Configure the credentials for the system and the application.

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CI integration

Create a webhook and start a scan via the CI Integration.

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Set notifications for automated Microservices testing

Integrate a chat notification system (Slack, Mattermost, Hangouts, and many more.)

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Download the Microservices security testing report

Get reports with remediation guidance, risk assessments, and solutions for every vulnerability discovered.

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Benefits

Microservices security testing benefits

  • Categorized downloadable reports – You get them in PDF, JSON/XML, and CSV formats with a checklist to mark what has been solved.
  • CI/CD integration to run scans before every release and ensure vulnerabilities are remediated before ever affecting your customers.
  • Third-party components scans to identify your security posture.
  • A SaaS-based solution to scale your security testing methodology.

Reports

Extensive microservices test reports

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Microservices vulnerability overview

Get Microservices vulnerability reports with findings, classifications (by risk level), remedial guidance for XSS, CSRF, code injection, and every vulnerability in OWASP Top 10 List.

Remediation advice for Microservices vulnerabilities

We also attach a link to our dedicated wiki article to each finding, so you don’t have to google how to fix the Microservices vulnerability anymore.

Continuous Microservices Security

More reasons for continuous microservices testing

Automated Microservices Pentesting

Perform regular Microservices black box pentests on your web assets and spend less on infrequent manual penetration tests.

Cybersecurity Risk Reduction

Benchmark your next release against OWASP Top 10 and other known vulnerabilities.

Schedule Microservices Security Scans

Match microservices vulnerability testing to your agile dev cycle.

Ensure Compliance

Scan every new release before deployment and ensure compliance with regulations and standards (HIPAA, GDPR, ISO, and many more).

Faster Vulnerability Detection

Detect and mitigate Microservices vulnerabilities and other threats quicker by scanning your web assets regularly.

Integrated Dev Pipeline

Integrate Microservices vulnerability scanning into your dev process and environment and shift security left.

What is automated microservices security testing?

Hackers can take advantage of locations covered by the microservices umbrella. As a result, programmers must properly verify microservices to ensure that they are resistant to security holes.

Crashtest Security’s dynamic application security testing tool searches for security flaws, allowing developers to rectify them.

Note: It’s important that you own and have the permissions to set the microservices vulnerability test. It can generate different HTTP Requests that can be considered attacks (even if they are entirely inoffensive), so consider that you need the authorization to run this scanner.

How do we test the microservice application security?

The security tool scans a microservice with maximum of 10 endpoints (documented with Swagger or OpenAPI files). It parses the microservice specification file and scans each endpoint written in it.

In the end, it lists all findings in an extensive report, classifies them, and provides advice on how to fix them.

Why should I start a microservice vulnerability test?

According to security experts, microservices are four times more insecure than traditional monolithic programs. Furthermore, each service API and network layer present vulnerable entry points to potential new threat vectors due to their dispersed nature.

When opposed to a monolithic framework, microservices are orchestrated using various technologies. Pre-built repositories, open-source code, and containers with/without approved security procedures are commonly used in such systems. Implementing a security policy becomes more difficult due to the widespread use of unpatched third-party libraries within each container, raising the total risk.

As microservices are inherently containerized apps, a single hacked container allows attack vectors to propagate the breach across a larger surface swiftly.

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FAQ

Microservices Vulnerabilities

What are microservices architectures?

Microservice architecture, often known as microservices in cybersecurity, is a collection of organized services used to build an application. Microservices are becoming increasingly popular among development teams. Why? It allows for continuous delivery of huge applications and readily adjusts to the company’s demands as technology changes and expands with minimum effort.

What are the best practices to ensure microservices?

  • Securing Access Points with OAUTH2 and OpenID Connect. Security experts propose using OAuth2 and OpenID Connect to transfer permission management to a third party or a single (internal) authentication service rather than starting from scratch.
  • Use Defence in-depth. “Defense in depth” is described as “a notion of securing data in which many levels of security measures (defensive line) are deployed across an information technology infrastructure.”
  • Don’t write your crypto code. You should only roll out new solutions and algorithms if you have compelling and precise reasons.
    Get your containers out of the public network.

What are the risks of API vulnerabilities?

APIs are typical objectives for stealing sensitive information, such as application logic, login credentials, credit card details, and so on, due to their general easy accessibility. Cybercriminals could also use API endpoint vulnerabilities to obtain unauthorized access to a system or network for other threats, including XSS attacks and code injections.

Why is your Microservice test for free?

Our mission is to continue improving our software day by day to be competitive and, above all, useful for the new challenges of the Internet. At the same time, we want to allow the companies that trust us to benefit from powerful software and be respectful of their budget. We believe that the best way to learn is by listening to our customers. Try our tool and tell us how we can help you.