Static Application Security Testing
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What is Static Application Security Testing?
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) is a white-box testing methodology where the source code, byte code, or application binaries are analyzed for security vulnerabilities without executing the application. It is commonly used by developers early in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to identify and fix security flaws before the application is deployed.
Which job functions commonly mention Static Application Security Testing?
Application Security Engineer
0.2% of all Application Security Engineer jobs mention Static Application Security Testing
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DevSecOps Engineer
0.1% of all DevSecOps Engineer jobs mention Static Application Security Testing
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Security Engineer
80 Security Engineer jobs mention Static Application Security Testing
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Security Analyst
11 Security Analyst jobs mention Static Application Security Testing
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IT Security
12 IT Security jobs mention Static Application Security Testing
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Which organizations are mentioning Static Application Security Testing?
Wells Fargo
Finance and Insurance
Accenture
Professional Services
Palo Alto Networks
Scientific and Technical Services
Synopsys
Professional Services
Wipro
Professional Services
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