Automated Software Testing for Government
Automation Intelligence (Eggplant Test) for federal software testing automation, mainframe modernization validation, and ATO-ready evidence generation. Runs natively in air-gapped GovCloud and classified environments.
Mainframe to Cloud TestingEggplant Test validates legacy mainframe interfaces (3270 green-screen, AS/400) and modern cloud applications with the same image-based approach. Mixed-technology environments (the norm in federal IT) are fully covered without separate tools for legacy and modern systems.
Automated Compliance EvidenceFedRAMP, FISMA, NIST 800-53, Section 508, and DoD STIG evidence generates automatically with every test run. ATO documentation builds passively throughout the testing cycle rather than requiring a dedicated evidence sprint before submission.
Classified Environment DeploymentFull deployment inside air-gapped GovCloud, classified networks, and SCIF environments. No cloud connectivity required, no data leaving the secure boundary, no external vendor infrastructure inside the perimeter.
Citizen and Operator ExperienceComputer vision validates citizen-facing portals, benefits systems, and agency interfaces the way real users experience them, including accessibility validation that static checkers cannot provide, ensuring federal digital services work for every resident they serve.
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Eggplant Test tests federal agency systems including legacy mainframes (Cobol, IMS, DB2), citizen-facing portals, benefits administration platforms, financial and procurement systems, mission-critical defense IT, and the cloud-native applications replacing them. Most engagements focus on validating mainframe-to-cloud modernisation workflows where mixed-technology testing is hardest.
Yes. Because Eggplant Test tests at the UI level using image recognition, it validates 3270 green-screen mainframe interfaces, AS/400 displays, and proprietary agency applications without requiring API hooks the systems don’t expose. This is the technical capability that makes Eggplant viable for federal modernisation where many legacy systems were never built with automation in mind.
Eggplant Test runs natively in air-gapped, classified environments up to and including SCIF deployments. No cloud connectivity is required, no external data transfer occurs, and the platform can be deployed entirely inside the secure boundary. This makes it suitable for defense IT, intelligence community systems, and other classified federal environments.
Yes. Eggplant Test generates audit-ready evidence for FedRAMP (Low, Moderate, High), FISMA, NIST 800-53 controls, Section 508 accessibility, and DoD STIG compliance. Test execution captures the traceability, screenshots, and reporting that ATO documentation requires, typically reducing the manual documentation burden on compliance teams by 60-80%.
Yes. Eggplant Test is deployed across federal civilian agencies, DoD components, and intelligence community systems. It supports distributed test execution across agencies and locations, role-based access for separated teams, and integration with federal CI/CD platforms including air-gapped DevSecOps environments.
Eggplant Test integrates with Jenkins, GitLab, Azure DevOps Government Cloud, and air-gapped DevSecOps platforms used in classified environments. For requirements traceability, it connects with DOORS, Jama, and other tools used in federal acquisition programs.
Most agencies see meaningful results within the first two quarters. The US Army moved from a 10-hour test event every three days to a 24-hour test event every day. Initial wins typically come from automating high-frequency regression workflows or compressing the testing portion of ATO timelines, where manual evidence generation was the longest-pole activity.