If a web vulnerability can be exploited, it cannot be a false positive.

This is the guiding principle behind the Invicti Proof-Based Scanning.
Automated and detailed proof of exploitability enables organizations to avoid manually verifying scan results and take control of their web application security at scale.

Dig into the comprehensive feature guide and learn:

●Why Proof-Based Scanning was created

●How 1000’s of organizations use it to streamline vulnerability prioritization and remediation

●How Invicti eliminates the false positives that come standard with other solutions

Security teams are challenged to meet rising security challenges with fewer resources.

By automating their security policies, security teams can:

• Implement policy changes in minutes instead of days
• Tighten security controls consistently across their organization
• Quickly adapt to changing regulatory compliance requirements
• Reduce the complexity associated with managing security and connectivity across hybrid environments

Modern web applications rely heavily on APIs, yet they’re a blind spot for many organizations. If you don’t know what might be lurking beyond your asset inventory, implementing API scanning can help secure your hidden attack surface.

Read this white paper to learn:

• How today’s web applications incorporate APIs
• How APIs have created an expanding – and often unseen – attack surface
• How to build threat resistance through holistic security that includes APIs in scanning

There’s no sugarcoating it: severe vulnerabilities simply aren’t getting any scarcer. In the Spring 2022 edition of the Invicti AppSec Indicator, we’re digging into a huge data set from more than 900 global Invicti customers for a holistic look at these vulnerability trends, and what organizations need to do to improve their security posture.

Read the report to learn more about:

• The alarming trends that we’re seeing ebb and flow
• Which flaws are on the uptick and why that might be
• How to solve issues that lead to poor security posture