Find, Prioritize, and Secure Cloud App Risk

Cloud-deployed applications create risk across code, containers, APIs, and runtime.
Invicti finds and correlates misconfigs, secrets, and exploits in one clean view of prioritized vulnerabilities for your team to remediate.

Identify Risk Early

Catch security issues in code, configurations, dependencies, and containers before they reach production.

Secure Cloud Apps

Test cloud-deployed applications and APIs for exploitable vulnerabilities as attackers would.

Prioritize Real Risk

Correlate findings across the stack and focus teams on the vulnerabilities that pose real, proven risk.

How Invicti Secures Cloud Apps

Catch Issues Before They're Costly

Scan code, configurations, and dependencies during development to reduce downstream risk without slowing delivery.

IaC security: Scan Infrastructure-as-Code for insecure configurations before deployment.

Secrets detection: Detect exposed secrets in source code and configuration files.

Dependency risk: Identify vulnerable open-source dependencies and base images.

CI/CD integration: Integrate security checks directly into CI/CD pipelines.

Secure What's Running in Cloud

Test applications as they actually run in the cloud. Find and validate exploitable vulnerabilities attackers can reach.

Container risk: Scan container images for known vulnerabilities.

Runtime testing: Test cloud-deployed applications and APIs for exploitable flaws.

Proof-based validation: Validate vulnerabilities through safe, proof-based testing via DAST.

Noise reduction: Reduce false positives with the industry's most accurate runtime scanner by confirming real attack paths.

Correlate and Prioritize Risk in a Single View

Correlate and prioritize risk across your entire attack surface. One clean view shows your team what's exploitable and what needs to be prioritized.

Cross-tool correlation: Correlate findings across code, containers, and runtime testing.

Risk-based prioritization: Prioritize issues using exploitability signals and threat intelligence.

Unified visibility: Surface the most critical risks in a single, unified view.

Automated response: Trigger alerts and workflows when high-risk issues require action.

What customers say

“For more websites, we now don’t need to go externally for security testing. We can fire up Invicti, run the tests as often as we like, view the scan results, and mitigate to our hearts’ content. As a result, the budget we were spending every year on penetration testing decreased by approximately 60% almost immediately and went down even more the following year, to about 20% of our initial spending.”

– Brian Brackenborough | CISO, Channel 4

“Invicti detected web vulnerabilities that other solutions did not. It is easy to use and set up...”

- Henk-Jan Angerman | Founder, SECWATCH

“I had the opportunity to compare expertise reports with Invicti ones. Invicti was better, finding more breaches.”

- Andy Gambles | Senior Analyst, OECD

“Invicti is the best Web Application Security Scanner in terms of price-benefit balance. It is a very stable software, faster than the previous tool we were using and it is relatively free of false positives, which is exactly what we were looking for.”

- Harald Nandke | Principal Consultant, Unify (now Mitel)

Frequently Asked Cloud AppSec Questions

What do you mean by cloud-based AppSec?

Cloud-based AppSec focuses on securing applications and APIs running in the cloud. It tests how real attackers can exploit your live apps, regardless of where they’re hosted.

What kinds of IaC frameworks do you support?

Invicti supports common IaC formats such as Terraform, CloudFormation, and Kubernetes manifests, enabling early detection of risky cloud configurations in CI/CD pipelines.

How is IaC scanning different from CSPM?

IaC scanning prevents insecure configurations before they’re deployed, while CSPM monitors cloud environments after deployment. Invicti focuses on early prevention and application-layer risk—not continuous cloud account monitoring.

Is this the same as CSPM?

CSPM tools monitor live cloud infrastructure for configuration and compliance issues like IAM, storage, and network settings. Invicti focuses on application-layer risk: scanning code, dependencies, APIs, and running applications to find exploitable vulnerabilities.

What parts of the cloud application security stack does Invicti secure?

Invicti secures everything from code and configurations to containers and running applications. This includes IaC, open-source dependencies, container images, APIs, and production runtime behavior.

Do you scan open-source dependencies used in cloud applications?

Yes. Invicti identifies vulnerable open-source dependencies and base images used in cloud-native applications, helping teams manage software supply chain risk.

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