Apona Solutions for the Public Sector

Penzzer — Advanced Fuzzing & Penetration Testing

Purpose-built for government IT, OT/ICS, transportation, and embedded environments; deployable on-prem (air-gapped) or in controlled cloud images.
Combines protocol-aware fuzzing with attacker-like penetration testing to uncover parsing flaws, state-machine errors, and unsafe defaults missed by static scanners.
Broad protocol coverage: IPv4/IPv6, TCP/UDP, SSL/TLS, SSH, DNS, HTTP/FTP/TFTP, SNMP, MQTT, Wi-Fi (802.1X, WPA2/WPA3), Bluetooth, Modbus, and CANbus.
Attack techniques include ARP cache poisoning, ICMP/TCP flood variants, spoofing/mis-fragmentation, downgrade/negotiation faults, and CANbus safety-critical manipulations.
Delivers reproducible proof-of-concept evidence, clear pass/fail outcomes, and prioritized remediation guidance aligned with NIST SSDF and CMMC practices.
Traffic-driven testing methodology accelerates defect discovery and reduces false negatives, completing tests in hours, not days.
Low false-positive load (under 15%) with a reproducibility index above 95%, ensuring findings are actionable and trustworthy.
Extensible via custom modules to support proprietary or mission-unique protocols.

Unified solution for SCA ( software composition analysis) , SBOM generation, SBOM exchange/governance ( SCM: Software supply chain management), and driven remediation.
Patented three-layer vulnerability analysis (component • file • function) for precision detection and minimal false positives.
Generates SBOMs in SPDX and CycloneDX formats with merge/comment support for supply-chain transparency.
Automates license compliance and governance (policy enforcement, attribution notices, whitelists/blacklists).
SCM module automates SBOM exchange across suppliers, integrators, and agencies, with lifecycle tracking to prevent supply-chain attacks.
Integrates with internal repositories and CI/CD pipelines, providing step-by-step remediation, patch prioritization, and automated reporting.
Supports Executive Order 14028, NIST SSDF, FDA/DoD SBOM mandates, and emerging global supply-chain security requirements.