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Secure software development shifts security from a reactive, post-deployment checklist to an active, continuous part of the entire development lifecycle — often called "shifting left." MPIT helps customers integrate security into their existing DevOps pipelines, evolving them into full DevSecOps workflows.
What We Deliver
Iterative, collaborative development cycles that deliver working software faster and adapt to changing requirements.
Security embedded directly into CI/CD pipelines — shifting left so vulnerabilities are caught early when they are fastest and cheapest to fix.
Security engineered into every phase of the SSDLC — not bolted on at the end — reducing vulnerabilities and risk from day one.
Accelerated delivery timelines without sacrificing quality, helping you stay ahead of the competition.
01 — Methodology
A mature SSDLC injects specific security activities into every single phase of traditional software development. Click Learn More on any phase to expand the details.
02 — Automation
To prevent security from becoming a bottleneck, we automate scanning tools directly into the CI/CD pipeline.
Static Application Security Testing
Analyzes "inside-out." Scans source code, binaries, or byte code for structural vulnerabilities without executing the program.
Code Commit / Build PhaseSoftware Composition Analysis
Identifies open-source third-party dependencies, checking them for known vulnerabilities (CVEs) and license compliance issues.
Build PhaseDynamic Application Security Testing
Analyzes "outside-in." Tests the running application by simulating external attacks to find operational vulnerabilities.
Test / Staging PhaseInteractive Application Security Testing
Combines SAST and DAST elements by deploying an agent inside the application runtime to monitor code execution during functional tests.
Test / Staging Phase03 — Governance
Scaling secure software across your infrastructure requires standardizing operations against established industry compliance models.
A core set of high-level secure software development practices focused on preparing the organization, protecting the software, producing secure software, and responding to vulnerabilities.
A measurable, structural framework that allows organizations to assess their current software security posture and formulate a tailored maturity roadmap across five business functions: Governance, Design, Implementation, Verification, and Operations.
Our DevSecOps practice addresses and streamlines development challenges by embedding security and emphasizing collaboration between software developers, security engineers, and IT operations teams.
Let's design a baseline Threat Modeling questionnaire for your new architecture, or map out an automated CI/CD security gate that balances developer velocity with enterprise risk tolerance.
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