Stop struggling with AppSec tools

Drowning in alerts

Every scanner floods you with alerts. Without runtime prioritization, hours are wasted chasing false positives.

Always behind dev velocity

Manual triage and fragmented tools make it impossible to keep up with rapid release cycles.

No remediation metrics

Teams lack visibility into who owns critical vulnerabilities, remediation timelines, and whether fixes actually worked.

Discovery

Find risk others miss

Test across six security engines: DAST, SAST, SCA, IaC, Secrets, and Container in one platform.

Discover your complete attack surface: Find unknown web apps and shadow APIs and bring them directly into testing.

Continuously test APIs: Discover and test REST, SOAP, GraphQL, and complex authorization flaws like BOLA and BFLA.

Go beyond automated scanning: Use Agentic Pentest for adaptive reasoning, business logic, and complex attack paths.

Validate with runtime proof: Ground findings in actual application behavior rather than assumptions.

prioritization

Know what to fix first

Consolidate every finding: Bring security signals into one prioritized risk view.

Deduplicate the noise: Correlate overlapping findings across scanners instead of making teams triage them manually.

Add runtime intelligence: Evaluate reachability, exploitability, business impact, and threat intelligence automatically.

Prove what’s exploitable: Use Proof-Based DAST to separate verified runtime risk from theoretical findings.

Reduce thousands of findings to the risks that matter: Give security and development teams a short, actionable remediation list.

automation

Make fixes easy

Trace runtime risk to code: Automatically correlate DAST findings with SAST to pinpoint the exact vulnerable code.

Identify ownership: Route validated vulnerabilities to the developers responsible for fixing them.

Help developers: Provide exploit evidence, reproduction context, and remediation guidance so they don't have to revalidate security findings.

Automate remediation workflows: Integrate with Jira, GitHub, CI/CD, and existing developer workflows.

Track fixes through resolution: Measure ownership, time-to-triage, time-to-fix, and remediation progress.

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40%

Reduction in remediation times

99.98%

Accuracy in runtime scanning

70%

Acceptance rate on AI remediations

Integrations

Seamlessly connect to your existing tools

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)

FAQs about the Invicti AppSec Platform

What makes the Invicti Platform different from other application security tools?

The Invicti Platform takes a DAST-first approach to application security, focusing on exploitable vulnerabilities in live applications rather than theoretical risks. Unlike static testing tools that generate excessive false positives, Invicti uses proof-based scanning to automatically validate vulnerabilities with proof-of-exploit, eliminating guesswork and wasted effort.

How does Invicti help reduce false positives in vulnerability scanning?

False positives are one of the biggest challenges in application security. For many common vulnerability classes, Invicti addresses this with proof-based scanning, which automatically verifies whether a vulnerability is truly exploitable. This reduces alert fatigue and ensures development teams only spend time fixing real, high-risk issues.

What is ASPM and how does Invicti support it?

Application security posture management (ASPM) provides centralized visibility and risk management across security tools, workflows, and teams. Invicti delivers the industry’s first proof-based ASPM by combining its leading DAST and API security with orchestration and management capabilities. This enables enterprises to prioritize, track, and remediate vulnerabilities across all applications with zero noise.

Does the Invicti Platform support API security testing?

Yes. Invicti goes beyond web application scanning to include automated API discovery and testing. This helps organizations cover hidden parts of their attack surface, ensuring both web applications and APIs are continuously identified and secured against real-world threats.

Can Invicti integrate into DevSecOps workflows?

Absolutely. The Invicti Platform is built for automation and scalability, with integrations into CI/CD pipelines, issue trackers, and collaboration tools. This allows security testing to run continuously in DevSecOps environments without slowing down development, ensuring vulnerabilities are detected and remediated early.

Does the Invicti Platform cover supply chain risks such as open-source components and containers?

Yes. The Invicti Platform includes software composition analysis (SCA) and container security capabilities, allowing organizations to identify vulnerable open-source libraries, outdated technologies, and insecure container images. Combined with dynamic testing, this provides both static and runtime visibility into supply chain risks for a more complete security posture.

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