Invicti Security Named to Inc. 5000 List for Fastest Growing Companies in the U.S.

Application security leader Invicti Security was named to the Inc. 5000 list. In its first year on the list, Invicti was ranked at #2287 overall, #216 in Texas, #62 in Austin, and #311 in software.

Netsparker Exhibited at RSA Conference 2014

Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner will be exhibited at the RSA Conference by our resellers Portcullis at booth 2134.

Is Your Web Vulnerability Scanner Uncovering All Vulnerabilities?

In just 3 years and 1 month Netsparker published 47 advisories to prove that Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner has one of the best web application vulnerability detection rate. Can your automated web vulnerability scanner identify all the vulnerabilities on your web applications and websites or not?

Identify Vulnerabilities in Web Services with Netsparker

Press Release | Netsparker Ltd. announces the new version of Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.2. The latest version of Netsparker allows businesses and organizations to automatically scan web services and identify security issues in them. The new version of the only false positive free web vulnerability scanner is also shipped with new request and response viewers which give the user a better insight of each request used in the testing and contains several new web application vulnerability security checks.

Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner Fully Supports HTML5

Press Release | Netsparker Ltd announces the latest version of their web vulnerability scanner that allows organizations to automatically scan HTML5 web applications and launch more advanced attacks against modern dynamic web 2.0 applications. For more details about all of the new features in Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.1 read this press release

Netsparker 3 Makes Web Application Security Easier and Affordable

Press Release | Netsparker announces Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.0. The new version of Netsparker reduces the web security scan time to enable you to improve productivity, it confirms your payment web applications are PCI compliant, and helps you automated much more of your web application security scanning.

Use Netsparker to Detect Ruby on Rails Vulnerabilities

Netsparker can detect vulnerabilities in Ruby and Rails web applications. In this blog post we explain how a Ruby on Rails Remote Code Execution Vulnerability is exploited in the wild and how you can check if your web applications are vulnerable to such vulnerability with Netsparker.

South African Police Web Application for Whistleblowers Hacked via SQL Injection

The repercussions an exploited web application vulnerability such as an SQL Injection can have are a lot. For example in this particular case, by exploiting an SQL injection vulnerability malicious hackers published a list of whistleblowers in South Africa, endangering their lives. This example highlights the importance of identifying each and every web application vulnerability, since a malicious hacker only needs to exploit one. Full details about the attack in this blog post.

20 Percent Time Allocated to Non Work Related Projects – A New Netsparker Company Policy

Like Google, the Netsparker team has also been experimenting with the 20% time policy. This means that for 20% of the time during the week anyone from the Netsparker team can work on his or her own project, provided the company can benefit from it.

5 Lessons We Have learnt from Netsparker Software Releases

In this blog post, Ferruh Mavituna explains what he and his team has learnt from the releases of Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner. Ferruh shares his experience of how everything is done, how the team works and how every decision, even a small one might affect the whole release cycle of Netsparker.

Netsparker Detects More Web Vulnerabilities Than Other Scanners in Larry Suto Report

Even though Netsparker is one of the youngest automated web application security scanners on the market, it excelled in Larry Suto’s web scanners comparison report by detecting more web vulnerabilities than other established scanners.