Wallarm launches Wallarm FAST, a framework for automatically generating and running security tests in a CI/CD environment

SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) April 26, 2018

Wallarm, the company that delivers AI-powered application protection, today announced the general availability of the Wallarm Framework for Automatic Security Testing (FAST). The new product gives security researchers, developers and quality assurance practitioners an easy way to automatically create security tests from functional tests and production traffic – with a 1000x multiplier in the number of generated tests.

“Security wants continuous ‘in depth’ security testing,” said Richard Seiersen, CISO for Landing Club. “Developers want to go fast. Wallarm FAST is designed to resolve this. First, it painlessly instruments the CI/CD pipeline. Then, its predictive engines learn, suggest and run bespoke tests...thousands of them.”

How It Works
The product deploys in minutes on the developer machine or a team server from the image in Docker registry and is as easy to use as configuring a proxy on a browser during black-box testing.

The key features of the product include:

  • Automatic security test generation with a 1000x multiplier
  • Grey box testing while preserving the session context
  • Running tests automatically
  • Fine-grain policy for test generation
  • Smart fuzzing technology creating unique payloads
  • 'Hacker intelligence' and library payloads to test for known vulnerabilities
  • Ability to find anomalies in application responses
  • APIs for integration with Continuous Integration/Continuous Development (CI/CD) toolchain

"Wallarm FAST has many cool features to help DevOps teams strike the delicate balance between the security of the application and the very short release cycles," said Chris Rodriguez, senior analyst for Frost & Sullivan.

“We have received a lot of requests from our customers who wanted to extend their application testing with security, but couldn't do it because of limited security resources,” said Ivan Novikov, CEO of Wallarm. “Wallarm FAST takes existing manual or automated tests, like Selenium, and uses those as a basis for generating all the possible security tests out there. Security teams can then create a policy to chip off everything that doesn’t belong. The resulting set of tests runs automatically, making a great addition to the release acceptance criteria.”

Resources:
Learn more about Wallarm FAST
Learn about the Wallarm platform
Wallarm demo video
Email request@wallarm.com for a live demo

About Wallarm
Wallarm is an innovative AI startup focused on the security of websites, microservices and APIs running on public and private clouds. The Wallarm security platform automates application protection and security testing. Hundreds of enterprises and SaaS companies already rely on Wallarm for protection. The Wallarm AI engine generates application-specific WAF rules and vulnerability security tests, which enables Wallarm to provide dynamic, active and focused security.Wallarm is a privately held company founded in 2013, headquartered in So. San Francisco, California and backed by Y-combinator, Partech Ventures, and other investors.

Supporting customer quote:
“Xsolla considers security to be a core competency for our payment platform. We are looking to supplement our comprehensive run-time security and compliance strategy with the tools that allow us to identify and address possible issues before deploying in production. Wallarm FAST security testing automation allows our DevOps team to conduct security testing as a part of the development process.”
Sam Gaglani, Vice President, Xsolla

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