With the expansion of the scope of information technology applications, many business activities are developed through information systems. While improving work efficiency, system vulnerabilities caused by improper syntax usage during the development process have gradually become weak points exploited by hackers. The number of cyber security incidents involving attacks and data theft through software vulnerabilities has been increasing. As the software development lifecycle timelines for developers and maintenance personnel become tighter, the difficulty of security management also increases. Therefore, the ability to quickly and accurately identify software security risks becomes particularly important. To address this, VisEra has introduced a source code scanning platform.
The source code scanning platform helps developers detect potential security vulnerabilities in the source code. By using the source code scanning tool, hidden security weaknesses in the application are listed. Coupled with security consultants analyzing the causes and providing professional improvement suggestions, application developers can quickly and accurately fix the program's security weaknesses and vulnerabilities. This allows developers to promptly resolve security issues, reduce risks caused by source code vulnerabilities, and enhance the application's defense capabilities.
Starting in 2024, VisEra implemented the source code scanning platform, focusing on office-related information systems such as ERP and WOrkflow. Targeting specific objectives. VisEra aim to address and remediate critical security vulnerabilities, ensuring that the risk management of system development can meet the following goals:
- Detect existing systems to uncover security issues in current software.
- Reduce the risks of self-developed or vendor-procured software.
- Comply with internal security policies or external regulatory requirements.
- Provide real-time visibility of detection results and interactive operations.
- Automate detection processes and share repeated remediation experiences.
