Preparing for tech due diligence
November 24, 2022Crosslake CEO Barr Blanton shares insights into preparing for technical due diligence as both a buyer and a seller.
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Tools to accelerate insights into software quality, software security and company security.
Find the weak points in your systems, software and apps
With in-house penetration testers and seasoned security professionals, our team thinks like hackers to seek out risks and vulnerabilities across your business. We employ industry-leading code scanning, pen testing and assessment tools to search for code quality issues, scan for open-source software risks and discover where your company’s data or IP is compromised on the dark web.
In just a few days, you receive the objective data you need to satisfy annual security certification and cyberinsurance requirements or to populate a data room. In addition, a Crosslake security practitioner analyzes the findings and interprets the results, providing valuable insights that consider the context of the industry, growth stage and investment strategy.
Code scans, data-based risk assessments and pen testing
COMPANY SECURITY
Attack surface pen test
Data theft risk assessment
Productivity suite security
Public cloud security
TECH SPEND
Cloud spend & utilization assessment
SOFTWARE SECURITY
Open-source assessment
Static app security test
Web app / API pen test
SaaS public cloud security
SOFTWARE QUALITY
Code quality assessment
A more complete view of exploitable weaknesses
Whether your primary focus is software quality, company security or software security, our security practitioners can recommend appropriate scans, assessments and pen tests to provide you the most comprehensive view of risk exposure. By running multiple tools in parallel, you’ll avoid the hassle and expense of managing each assessment independently and will receive expert interpretation of the results. We’ve found this multidimensional approach delivers the most valuable insights around common concerns of mid-market businesses.
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RESULTS
How do you close the door on open-source code vulnerabilities?
This FinTech company was unable to provide an accurate open-source code inventory, due to high turnover, outsourced development and code sprawl from early product pivots.
An open-source scan during diligence identified areas of intellectual property risk. To remediate, Crosslake recommended replacing CopyLeft licensed libraries, installing software updates to address publicly-known security vulnerabilities and updating out-of-date libraries to reduce operational risks.
The company first performed critical development work to replace functionality and improve application security against known vulnerabilities. Next, they implemented new processes and tools to ensure code hygiene is automatic with each release.
