Save Resources with a Scalable, Automated Online Vulnerability Scanner
Invicti is a fully scalable and automated web security solution based on a web vulnerability scanner with vulnerability assessment and vulnerability management capabilities. You can easily integrate Invicti in your SDLC as well as use it independently. The online version of Invicti lets you save resources by performing vulnerability tests from the cloud. You do not need to buy, license, install, or support any hardware or additional software for the purposes of vulnerability detection.
I’ve long been an advocate of Invicti because I believe it’s the easiest on-demand, do it yourself dynamic security analysis tool.
MICROSOFT REGIONAL DIRECTOR & MVP, FOUNDER OF HAVE I BEEN PWNED, LEADING SECURITY RESEARCHER
Integrate the Security Scanner in Your DevSecOps Environment
The best way to protect thousands of web applications is to integrate website security scanning within your CI/CD pipelines to create a DevSecOps ecosystem. Invicti is designed to be used in such an environment, which greatly improves security assessment and remediation efforts. You can also integrate Invicti with your issue tracking system to automatically create and manage issues related to security holes. To improve your web application security, make Invicti part of your environment along with other specialized systems such as source code scanners and web application firewalls (WAF).
Rely on Provably Accurate Vulnerability Scanning Technology
Invicti is also optimized to handle even the most complex HTML5/JavaScript web applications and uses proprietary Proof-Based Scanning technology, which automatically exploits the identified vulnerabilities in a safe way. Upon exploiting the vulnerabilities, the scanner also generates a proof of exploit to demonstrate that they are not false positives. Therefore, scan reports are dead-accurate and your team does not have to waste days on manual penetration testing to verify scan results. This capability makes Invicti one of the most scalable solutions on the market.
Protect In-House and Third-Party Web Applications
In addition to identifying common OWASP Top 10 security vulnerabilities such as SQL Injections and Cross-site Scripting (XSS), Invicti also protects your web server by performing security tests for misconfigurations. Invicti also finds security issues in third-party products, such as open-source PHP-based CMS solutions like WordPress. With black-box security testing, you can scan for website vulnerabilities independent of the back-end technology used to create the web application.
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