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  • Invicti AppSec Core secures web and API apps from code to runtime.
  • AppSec Core reduces alert noise and prioritises exploitable risks for security teams.
  • Integrations streamline onboarding in AppSec Core, enhancing security through continuous assurance.

Invicti Security has unveiled the Invicti AppSec Core, a comprehensive application security platform aimed at enhancing focus on real, exploitable risks throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Tailored for lean security teams, the platform delivers unified control and essential security tools for web and API applications, covering stages from code to cloud to runtime.

AppSec Core is designed to tackle prevalent security issues such as the overwhelming number of alerts from isolated scanners that obscure significant risks. It assists overwhelmed security teams in prioritising critical runtime risks and delivering actionable evidence for developers. Moreover, the platform aids in accelerating AppSec maturity during critical organisational changes like CISO transitions, mergers, acquisitions, and regulatory audits.

Supply chain security and more

Built upon Invicti’s ASPM and leveraging advanced DAST capabilities, AppSec Core focuses on alert accuracy and actionable insights. Its features extend across several security vulnerabilities, including SAST, SCA, SBOM, containers, secrets, and Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The platform allows for the discovery and documentation of shadow APIs and web applications, validates exploitable vulnerabilities in production, and pinpoints vulnerable code and risky dependencies in various environments.

AppSec Core generates automated SBOMs for continuous tracking of application components

AppSec Core generates automated SBOMs for continuous tracking of application components, ensuring compliance and supply chain security. It detects exposed credentials and tokens across code and runtime environments and employs intelligent correlation to eliminate duplicate findings, expediting remediation processes. By mapping runtime issues directly to their source code and originating developers, the platform ensures faster resolution of security issues.

Continuous security and assurance

Integrating seamlessly with CI/CD pipelines, issue tracking, and developer training platforms, AppSec Core minimises setup efforts and reduces ongoing maintenance. It incorporates runtime intelligence into every CI/CD pipeline stage, consolidating findings and prioritising crucial issues based on reachability, exploitability, and business context. The proof-based DAST component identifies and verifies risks that static analyses might miss, delivering continuous security assurance across the SDLC.

Neil Roseman, CEO of Invicti, commented, "Security teams shouldn’t have to sift through thousands of theoretical vulnerabilities or stitch together findings from multiple vendors. Invicti AppSec Core proves which vulnerabilities are exploitable in running applications, pinpoints exactly where to fix them in code, turning AppSec into a driver of secure, high-velocity development."

Onboarding and availability

Invicti AppSec Core promises rapid realisation of value through straightforward onboarding, automated workflows, and smooth CI/CD and ticketing integrations.

Teams can be operational within minutes by connecting code repositories and defining target applications and APIs. Immediately available as a cloud-hosted SaaS platform, AppSec Core offers enterprise-grade application security with proof-based validation and centralised management.

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