Invicti has announced the launch of its DAST-to-SAST correlation capability, aimed at enhancing the speed and accuracy of identifying and resolving runtime vulnerabilities in application security testing.
This new feature is developed to assist organisations in overcoming the challenges posed by traditional Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) methods, which can reveal verified vulnerabilities late in the delivery process without pinpointing their source in the code.
Providing clear insight
The DAST-to-SAST correlation by Invicti bridges the gap by correlating DAST findings with Static Application Security Testing (SAST) data, which is often seen as comprehensive but noisy. This capability validates not only the exploitability of vulnerabilities but also their reachability, providing detailed insights such as the exact line of code affected, developer responsibility, and the remediation route, all streamlined into a single workflow.
"Security and DevOps teams shouldn’t have to choose between speed and safety," stated Neil Roseman, CEO of Invicti. "With DAST-to-SAST correlation, we’re giving teams the confidence to release faster by focusing on verified, exploitable risks and providing the context needed to fix them immediately."
Automated ticketing integrations
Invicti utilises a deep dependency call graph to layer DAST and SAST findings
Invicti utilises a deep dependency call graph to layer DAST and SAST findings, enabling precise correlations that directly link runtime vulnerabilities to their code origins.
By integrating AI-assisted remediation with automated ticketing, teams can significantly cut down vulnerability resolution times, shifting from days or weeks to mere hours.
Key benefits
- Expedited triage by prioritising SAST results that correlate with verified DAST vulnerabilities
- Improved remediation speed through developer-ready insights, highlighting the exact lines of code
- Reduction of false positives in SAST findings by confirming exploitability with DAST’s proof-based data
As more organisations transition to continuous delivery and adapt distributed API architectures, Invicti's DAST-to-SAST correlation supports DevSecOps teams by enabling early detection and repair of vulnerabilities within the CI/CD pipeline. This approach not only reduces risk but also facilitates more confident decision-making in the software release process. The DAST-to-SAST correlation is now integrated into the Invicti AppSec Platform.
Invicti, a pioneer in application security testing, announces the availability of its new DAST-to-SAST correlation capability, designed to help organisations rapidly identify and fix runtime vulnerabilities with unmatched accuracy and speed.
Modern DevOps teams face increasing pressure to deliver software quickly without compromising security. Traditional Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) solutions amplify the pressure by surfacing verified runtime vulnerabilities when run late in the delivery cycle, without providing clear insight into the underlying code or the developer responsible. Left without clear guidance, DevOps leaders are forced into a difficult choice: meet the deadline and accept the risk, or halt delivery to investigate.
Providing clear insight
Invicti’s DAST-to-SAST correlation addresses this challenge by correlating proof-based DAST findings with voluminous and noisy Static Application Security Testing (SAST) results. The approach validates exploitability and reachability, but also pinpoints the exact line of source code, developer ownership, and remediation path, all within a single, actionable workflow.
“Security and DevOps teams shouldn’t have to choose between speed and safety,” said Neil Roseman, CEO of Invicti. “With DAST-to-SAST correlation, we’re giving teams the confidence to release faster by focusing on verified, exploitable risks and providing the context needed to fix them immediately.”
Automated ticketing integrations
By overlaying DAST and SAST findings onto a deep dependency call graph, Invicti delivers precise, one-to-many correlations that map runtime vulnerabilities directly to the code paths that expose them. By combining AI-guided remediation with automated ticketing integrations, organisations can reduce vulnerability repair cycles from days or weeks to just hours.
Key benefits
- Faster triage by prioritising SAST findings correlated to verified DAST vulnerabilities
- Accelerated remediation with developer-ready context, including exact lines of code
- Reduced noise by eliminating false-positive SAST vulnerabilities, using DAST’s proof-based runtime findings to confirm exploitability
As organisations increasingly adopt continuous delivery models and distributed API-based architectures, Invicti's DAST-to-SAST correlation empowers DevSecOps teams to find and fix vulnerabilities earlier in the CI/CD pipeline, where remediation is faster, cheaper, and less disruptive, reducing risk exposure and enabling more confident release decisions. DAST-to-SAST correlation is now available in the Invicti AppSec Platform.
