Xoxoday performs static testing through automated code scanners embedded in its build-and-release pipeline, and dynamic testing through independent third-party VAPT assessments conducted on an annual basis.
Static Testing: Continuous Code Analysis
Xoxoday integrates automated code scanners directly into its build-and-release pipeline. Every code change is subjected to static application security testing (SAST) before it can advance to the next deployment stage. This ensures that common vulnerabilities — such as injection flaws, insecure dependencies, and hardcoded credentials — are identified and remediated early, before they reach a production environment. This approach aligns with secure-by-design principles and is consistent with controls required under frameworks such as ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II. By embedding security checks into the CI/CD pipeline, Xoxoday prevents vulnerable code from progressing without a reviewed resolution.Dynamic Testing: Annual Third-Party VAPT
In addition to static analysis, Xoxoday undergoes annual dynamic application security testing through independent third-party penetration testers. Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) simulates real-world attack scenarios against live environments, uncovering runtime vulnerabilities that static tools may not detect — such as authentication bypasses, session handling flaws, and API misconfigurations. Using independent testers ensures objectivity and rigour. Findings from each VAPT engagement are tracked, prioritised, and remediated according to a defined vulnerability management process. This cycle repeats annually to account for changes in the threat landscape and updates to Xoxoday’s product surface area.What This Means for Enterprise Procurement
Organisations evaluating Xoxoday for integration with systems such as SAP SuccessFactors, Darwinbox, or Workday commonly request evidence of independent security testing as part of vendor due diligence. Xoxoday satisfies this requirement through its annual VAPT cycle and static scan coverage, both of which can be referenced during enterprise security assessments. For example, an organisation deploying Xoxoday’s rewards and recognition module alongside their Workday HCM instance would typically need assurance that the vendor has undergone dynamic penetration testing. Xoxoday provides this through its annual third-party VAPT process and can share relevant summary evidence under a non-disclosure agreement during evaluation. These testing processes reflect Xoxoday’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a secure, resilient platform that meets the security expectations of enterprise buyers across regulated industries. Learn more: Xoxoday Help Centre — Security RequirementHow does Xoxoday handle vulnerability management?
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