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

As organizations increasingly rely on third parties, their ecosystems become larger and more vulnerable to third-party cyber risk.

Luckily, there are steps you can take in order to protect your organization from these threats, and ensuring you have a solid TPCRM strategy in place is an imperative first step.

In this guide you will learn:
1. Why having an effective and efficient Third-Party Cyber Risk Management (TPCRM) program matters
2. What you need to know to create an effective program
3. How to optimize your current program

The traditional way of approaching third-party cyber risk management (TPCRM) is outdated and full of inefficiencies and missed opportunities that leave organizations vulnerable to cyber risk.

But that doesn’t have to be the case.
 
Download the guide to learn:

• Why traditional approaches to third-party cyber risk management (TPCRM) don't work
• How to communicate and collaborate with internal stakeholders to achieve TPCRM success
• What is needed to have a successful (and effective) TPCRM program