Strengthening enterprise application security: Invicti acquires Kondukto

We are excited to announce our acquisition of Kondukto, a leading application security posture management (ASPM) platform that perfectly complements our web application security testing capabilities.

Strengthening enterprise application security: Invicti acquires Kondukto

Today marks a major milestone in Invicti’s mission to deliver comprehensive application security. We are excited to announce our acquisition of Kondukto, a leading application security posture management (ASPM) platform that perfectly complements our web application security testing capabilities.

A natural evolution of our vision
Invicti is a leader in dynamic application security testing (DAST) and API discovery, scanning, and protection. Adding Kondukto’s orchestration and management capabilities creates a unified platform that not only finds vulnerabilities with industry-leading accuracy and zero noise but also helps organizations prioritize, manage, and remediate them at scale.

While we have long admired Kondukto’s technology, it was the quality of the team and co-founders Cenk Kalpakoglu and Can Bilgin that sealed the deal. As former customers, we have seen their product in action and know they share our developer-first approach and commitment to dynamic, runtime security, avoiding the false positives common with static testing.

Enterprise-first application security
Large organizations face complex challenges including multiple development teams, diverse stacks, countless applications, and fragmented security findings. Together, Invicti and Kondukto address these realities by combining proven vulnerability detection with enterprise-grade workflow management for complete visibility and control.

Cutting through the noise
Enterprises often struggle with an overwhelming signal-to-noise ratio. The combined platform delivers:

  • High-fidelity vulnerability detection that minimizes false positives
  • Intelligent correlation and deduplication across multiple tools
  • Risk-based prioritization to focus on the most critical issues

The result is faster, more confident remediation.

Streamlined workflows
Security must keep pace with modern development. Our integrated platform fits seamlessly into existing workflows, offering:

  • A unified dashboard for all AppSec activities
  • Automated ticketing through issue-tracking integrations
  • Policy-driven automation for routing and prioritization
  • Developer-friendly reporting in existing tools


AI-powered intelligence
Our combined AI capabilities enhance vulnerability detection, correlation, risk scoring, and workflow automation, enabling proactive, AI-guided security that adapts to your environment and anticipates risks.

What this means for customers
Invicti customers will gain powerful workflow management to complement their scanning investments. Kondukto customers will access Invicti’s best-in-class scanning technology for greater accuracy and efficiency.

The path forward
This acquisition is about more than new capabilities. It is about redefining enterprise application security. By uniting vulnerability discovery, correlation, prioritization, and management, we are helping organizations secure applications more effectively and efficiently.

About the Author

Neil Roseman - Chief Executive Officer

Prior to becoming CEO of Invicti, Neil spent a decade at Amazon.com where he served as Vice President of Technology, responsible for Amazon.com’s Marketplace Platform, Digital Media Technologies, and World-wide Retail Software systems. He was instrumental in developing products, software and services for the Kindle line of e-readers, and he led many of Amazon’s most successful product launches, including Music and DVD stores, Marketplace, Amazon China and the initial Amazon Web Services product. Neil’s teams built and designed the Subscriptions Platform and Digital Ordering systems, which are still used globally by Amazon Prime, all Amazon Digital offerings and other Amazon.com services. After Amazon, Neil served as Vice President of Engineering for Zynga, where he created the company’s platform and led the launch of Zynga.com. Prior to Zynga, he founded Evri.com, which developed a new way for people to discover and engage with content on the web using a deep natural language approach. Earlier in his career, Neil worked for pioneering Internet music e-commerce startup Music Boulevard and BIOSIS (acquired by Thompson Reuters Scientific), a provider of indexing and search tools for the biology and life sciences communities. Neil holds a BA in biology from Temple University. In addition, he is an inventor on several patents in the e-commerce and semantic web domains.