Financial software

Catch security and control gaps before financial software reaches review.

Deva helps engineering teams identify payment-data, access-control, and auditability risks while keeping the remediation record connected to PCI DSS, SOX, GLBA, and SOC 2 context.

PCI DSS

payment security context

SOX + GLBA

control mapping

SOC 2

engineering evidence

What changes

Make control-aware security part of delivery.

Sensitive-data risks

Find unsafe payment-data handling, exposed credentials, and insecure transmission patterns.

Access and audit gaps

Surface authorization, separation-of-duties, and auditability problems in application code.

Control-linked work

Connect findings and fixes to the financial controls reviewers care about.

Workflow

From code finding to control evidence.

The security issue, remediation, and applicable framework context remain part of one reviewable record.

01

Scan

Inspect source, dependencies, and configuration for financial software risks.

02

Map

Attach relevant PCI DSS, SOX, GLBA, and SOC 2 control context.

03

Fix

Review and apply remediation while the developer still has context.

04

Evidence

Export structured records for existing review and assurance workflows.

Deva displaying financial software security findings and compliance context

Reviewable evidence

A clearer record for engineering and assurance.

Deva preserves the technical facts behind a security decision so reviewers can trace the issue back to the affected code and remediation.

Framework context

Relate findings to PCI DSS, SOX, GLBA, SOC 2, and related security requirements.

Change history

Keep the finding and remediation connected to the development record.

Portable evidence

Share results through structured formats that fit existing review workflows.

Deva supports secure development and technical evidence. It does not replace a PCI assessment, SOX audit, legal review, or an organization-wide compliance program.

See it in your workflow

Start security work while the code is still changing.