Mapped attack surface
Connect reachable application behavior to the source code and risky data flows behind it.
Exploit validation
Prove whether a vulnerability is real, then carry the proof into remediation.
Deva connects scoped security testing with source context, reproducible evidence, and the fix workflow so validated findings do not become another disconnected report.
Scoped
authorized execution
Reproducible
validation evidence
Connected
finding to remediation
What changes
Make validation part of the security workflow.
Validated findings
Test suspected vulnerabilities within an explicitly authorized scope.
Reproducible proof
Retain the evidence needed to prioritize, remediate, and review the result.
Workflow
A controlled path from suspicion to proof.
Testing stays scoped, reviewable, and connected to the code that must change.
01
Scope
Define the authorized target and testing boundaries before execution.
02
Map
Identify reachable endpoints, risky flows, and likely attack paths.
03
Validate
Test the finding and capture reproducible technical evidence.
04
Remediate
Carry validated context into the fix and compliance record.
Reviewable evidence
Proof that leads somewhere useful.
Validated findings remain connected to the affected code, remediation work, and the security controls they support.
Authorization gates
Require an explicit scope and approval before active validation.
Source-linked evidence
Connect the observed behavior to the code and data flow that caused it.
Remediation context
Give developers the proof they need to fix and verify the issue.
Use exploit validation only on systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test.
See it in your workflow