FedRAMP
Continuous testing for FedRAMP's new requirements
Keep testing as your application changes. Apex combines recurring code scans, scoped penetration testing, and fix review to help your team find exploitable vulnerabilities and check that patches address them.
Build evidence with every test
For Rev5 providers, December 7, 2026 is the adoption date for VDR and VER. Existing providers needing more time must follow a corrective action plan, with the grace period ending March 7, 2027. Read the deadlines (opens in a new tab) . Scan regularly, investigate findings, review fixes, and repeat as code changes. Apex gives your team evidence from each round of testing to support your FedRAMP vulnerability program.
Continuous testing, from finding to fix
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Scan your application code
Apex examines your code for security vulnerabilities and follows the paths an attacker could use. Give engineers findings tied to the code they need to fix.
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Put attack paths to the test
Test applications and APIs within an agreed scope. Where possible, Apex reproduces suspected vulnerabilities and records the conditions and evidence behind each finding. An isolated test environment with synthetic data can provide a practical starting point.
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Keep checking as code changes
Schedule recurring scans to find new vulnerabilities and eligible Fix Reviews to revisit findings as patches land. Apex checks proposed fixes against the original attack path, giving engineers fresh evidence tied to the code under review.
Security patches need testing too
62 of 193 fix pull requests had security issues.
In a three-month study of customer fix pull requests receiving a final verdict, Apex found changes that left the original vulnerability reachable or introduced another security problem.
Give engineers another check before release, with evidence tied to the reviewed code. Your team then confirms deployment and validates the affected behavior.
97
issue-category entries across 62 fix pull requests
Put Apex to work on your application
Bring a codebase, an application to test, or a patch that needs review. We'll agree on the scope, testing cadence, and data-handling setup that fits your security requirements.