Turn verified runtime findings into developer-ready fixes
DAST can prove a vulnerability is exploitable. SAST can show where risky code lives. Invicti DAST-to-SAST correlation connects the two, giving AppSec and development teams a unified, actionable view of real risk.
Watch this technical session to see how correlated findings reduce manual investigation, prioritize SAST results backed by runtime evidence, and help developers move from alert to fix faster.
- Trace verified vulnerabilities to the exact file and line of code.
- Prioritize SAST findings that correlate with exploitable runtime risk.
- Reduce duplicate findings and false-positive noise.
- Route clearer, developer-ready context into remediation workflows.
Close the gap between detection and remediation
See how Invicti correlates dynamic and static findings to surface the code paths behind a verified runtime issue.
You’ll learn how this approach can shorten triage, clarify ownership, reduce back-and-forth between teams, and support more confident release decisions.
What you’ll learn
- Where DAST and SAST each add value – and where disconnected workflows create friction
- How runtime evidence can validate and prioritize static findings
- How correlated results connect exploitable vulnerabilities with source-code context
- How code-level detail helps developers understand what to fix
- How integrated workflows can move real vulnerabilities toward remediation faster
Don Shin is a Security Strategist at Invicti. Don is passionate about simplifying complex solutions to address clients’ IT challenges. Don has extensive experience with application, network, and identity security technologies.
Ben helps organizations implement DevSecOps practices to enable secure, continuous delivery through proven posture management strategies. With more than eight years in DevOps and information security, and over 20 years as a software developer, Ben brings deep expertise in infrastructure as code (IaC), web application security, and test automation. In addition to his professional work, Ben is an active mentor and educator in cybersecurity, volunteering with the Allegany County Public School’s P-TECH program and 4-H youth programs. In 2019, he was recognized as one of the ‘50 Influential DevSecOps Professionals’ by the Peerlyst Community.
Cenk Kalpakoglu is a Distinguished Architect at Invicti and Co-founder of Kondukto, a pioneer in Application Security Posture Management (ASPM). With 18+ years in cybersecurity, he specializes in large-scale AppSec automation, systems engineering, and security data orchestration. A longtime Linux practitioner, his work focuses on building high-performance, practical security systems. He regularly speaks on AppSec automation, fuzzing, Linux kernel security, and eBPF.
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