Use cases
Without software, everything stands still. No one can ignore that. It also means that assumptions about software can make you vulnerable and stand in the way of growth. Risky assumptions such as: the software is sufficiently secure, is fully owned by the company, can be easily integrated, is scalable and future-proof, and the development team is expert. These essential aspects are not always thoroughly investigated. What would you like to have investigated? Swipe through the use cases.
Is my software future-proof or is it end-of-life?
Is the target company’s software scalable?
How secure is my own software?
Is the software easy to integrate with the target company's software?
What is the quality of our code or that of our suppliers?
Does the company fully own the software (IP) or is this being complicated by open source software and third-party dependencies?
Is my software suitable to go to the cloud
What is needed to make the (integrated) software platform future proof
Is my architecture and resource usage cost efficient?
I want to have my software penetration tested
Is the target company's software secure and, for example, compliant with GDPR?
How do we modernize our software?
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Use cases
What we do
YieldDD thoroughly grasps all aspects of the software, from adaptability to reliability, from compatibility to security, and from maintainability to the intellectual property. This is necessary in mergers and acquisitions, when you value software quality and security and when you face important strategic decisions
Software due diligence. Nobody doubts the indispensable value of due diligence in mergers and acquisitions. Nobody in their right mind would fail to carry out financial, commercial and legal due diligence. But one of the most important variants is all too often forgotten: software due diligence.
Software assessment. Business-critical software is at the heart of each modern organization and determines the degree of success and profitability. It's essential that companies which depend on software constantly have insight into the quality and security of that software and its processes: software assessment.
Security assessment. You want to keep a finger on the pulse when it comes to cyber security. Because: how secure is the software? In an ideal situation, the security of your applications and the vulnerabilities in your code are investigated (recurrently). That is possible with our security assessment.
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