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9/6/22, 4:12 PM Preview - GSA - Application Security Testing - Market Research MRAS https://feedback.gsa.gov/jfe/preview/SV_diKD19fUVeBAvoG?Q_CHL=preview&Q_SurveyVersionID=current 1/1
Q1. GSA - Application Security Testing - Market Research
The U.S. government is focused on increasing the depth, rigor, and creativity of its approach to application security testing, so that it sees and analyzes its applications as its adversaries do.
Federal agencies need to employ sophisticated tools that can statically and dynamically analyze applications for detectable weaknesses.
However, to better match our adversaries, agencies will also have to go beyond what can be easily automated and bring to bear deep technical cybersecurity expertise to manually analyze how government applications work and how they can be subverted.
In this RFI, GSA is seeking information about the availability of Application
Q1. GSA - Application Security Testing - Market Research
The U.S. government is focused on increasing the depth, rigor, and creativity of its approach to application security testing, so that it sees and analyzes its applications as its adversaries do.
Federal agencies need to employ sophisticated tools that can statically and dynamically analyze applications for detectable weaknesses. However, to better match our adversaries, agencies will also have to go beyond what can be easily automated and bring to bear deep technical cybersecurity expertise to manually analyze how government applications work and how they can be subverted.
In this RFI, GSA is seeking information about the availability of
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