SAST
SAST Without the Noise
Most SAST tools help you find more vulnerabilities. Invicti helps you prioritize the right ones. Correlate static findings with runtime evidence and application context to focus remediation where it matters most.
Runtime-validated prioritization: Correlate SAST findings with DAST and IAST evidence to focus on vulnerabilities that are actually reachable and exploitable.
Code-to-runtime correlation: Trace validated vulnerabilities directly to the exact file, code path, and developer responsible for remediation.
Unified AppSec visibility: Combine SAST, DAST, SCA, API Security, and IaC findings into a single prioritized view of application risk.
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Other SAST Tools Fall Short
Too many isolated findings
SAST tools show you every vulnerability that could possibly be a threat, without context or prioritization.
No proof of exploitability
Traditional SAST cannot tell you whether most vulnerabilites are actually reachable or exploitable in a running application.
No correlation across your AppSec stack
Developers can't trace a vulnerability back to its code or see which potential code vulnerabilities might be threats in runtime
proof-based scanning
SAST without the noise
developer-centric
DAST-to-SAST Correlation
Correlation and orchestration
Unified AppSec Context
Legacy and Innovation
The Only SAST That Thinks in Runtime
Frequently asked SAST questions
Does Invicti offer SAST as a standalone tool?
Yes, we do SAST. But the real value of using SAST on the platform is in integration and correlation. Invicti unifies SAST with DAST, SCA, API, container testing, and more for a single, prioritized view of risk.
How does Invicti’s SAST work with SCA?
Invicti correlates SAST and SCA findings in one view. This eliminates duplicate CVEs across static code scans and dependency analysis, and ensures developers see a single, normalized vulnerability instead of multiple redundant alerts.
How does Invicti’s SAST integrate with developer workflows?
Invicti offers two-way integrations with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Azure Boards, Slack, and Teams. Vulnerabilities are automatically assigned to developers, and tickets are updated or reopened if fixes fail validation.
Does Invicti provide remediation support for developers?
Yes. Developers receive AI-generated code-level fix suggestions, plus access to an internal knowledge base of past fixes. Integrations with platforms like Secure Code Warrior provide targeted training for recurring issues.
How does Invicti’s SAST reduce false positives?
Legacy SAST is notorious for noise. Invicti SAST correlates findings with untime results to validate exploitability, cutting false positives and highlighting vulnerabilities that are actual threats.
Does Invicti support open-source SAST tools?
Yes. Invicti can also orchestrates open-source scanners through the Invicti CLI, making it easy for smaller teams to start with tools they already use.
How does Invicti help prioritize SAST results?
Findings are prioritized using predictive risk scoring and threat intelligence enrichment. This ensures teams focus on the most exploitable vulnerabilities first.
How does Invicti’s SAST fit into an ASPM strategy?
SAST alone is noisy and limited. Invicti elevates SAST by embedding it into its application security posture management (ASPM) platform. This gives security leaders a unified risk dashboard across SAST, DAST, SCA, API, and container security with deduplication, correlation, and metrics for tracking remediation speed and risk posture.
Trace risk to the source
Correlate SAST with runtime proof to cut false positives and empower developers.
