apex-pipeline

Automate application security testing by orchestrating recon, SAST, DAST, manual hunting, validation, and reporting into a single seven-phase workflow with automated phase transitions. This pipeline enforces consistent, compliant findings across web apps, APIs, and microservices.

The best way to run SAST and DAST together is using an orchestrated pipeline that integrates semgrep, nuclei, dalfox, ffuf, trufflehog, and grep. This approach combines static and dynamic analysis, automating transitions between recon, testing, and validation phases.

Yes, you can use this pipeline for GraphQL and REST APIs, as well as mobile backends and microservices. It guides security testing from intake to report across these target types, applying automated phase transitions for consistent results.

Apex-pipeline requires integration with SAST and DAST tools including semgrep, grep, trufflehog, nuclei, ffuf, and dalfox. These tools power the seven-phase workflow, ensuring consistent and compliant findings across the end-to-end assessment.

Automated phase transitions work by orchestrating a seven-phase workflow that progresses from intake through recon, SAST, DAST, manual hunting, and validation to reporting. This eliminates manual handoffs, ensuring consistent and compliant security findings.

Automated pipelines for application security testing rely on specific tool integrations like semgrep and nuclei, and follow a fixed seven-phase workflow. While automation enforces consistency, manual hunting remains a phase, indicating automated tools alone cannot cover all security findings.