Defending against attacks on your website is critical to keep users and your business safe. Firewalls and TLS/SSL don’t protect your site from threats carried in normal HTTP traffic. Protecting websites against these threats requires using testing tools to scan the site for vulnerabilities.
Find the Latest Vulnerabilities with Minimum False Positives
The most basic requirement for an application security scanning tool is to find known vulnerabilities reliably. While many tech teams look for open source software first, there are few good open source choices for vulnerability scanners. For effective vulnerability scanning, look to a commercially supported product. Invicti uses advanced DeepScan technology to crawl HTML5-based web pages, AcuMonitor to detect out-of-band threats you can only find using an intermediary server, and AcuSensor Technology to guarantee low false positives. With Invicti and these technologies, you find the security vulnerabilities that matter:- Detect more than 7,000 web application vulnerabilities
- Detect advanced Cross-site Scripting threats, including DOM-based XSS and Blind XSS
- Detect advanced SQL injection threats, including out-of-band SQL injection (OOB SQLi)
- Detect XML External Entity Injection (XXE)
- Detect Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
Go beyond Scanning Web Pages for Bugs
While open source vulnerability scanners do a relatively good job of crawling traditional web applications, unfortunately, it has not evolved quickly enough to deal with the multifaceted, complex modern web applications such as Single Page Applications (SPAs) and RESTful web services. Invicti goes beyond examining HTML responses and fully executes JavaScript as a regular browser would. This means that Invicti can look for hard to find vulnerabilities such as DOM-based Cross-site Scripting (DOM XSS) hidden in client-side JavaScript.- Use Invicti AcuSensor to automatically run gray-box scans on your web applications via lightweight sensors inside Java, ASP.NET or PHP server-side applications
- Make security testing for vulnerabilities in password-protected pages easier with the Invicti Login Sequence Recorder that handles CAPTCHA and multifactor authentication
- Search for known vulnerabilities in WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla!, installations, including themes and plugins as well as core code
Don’t Just Find Vulnerabilities, Fix Them
Most organizations looking to adopt open source web vulnerability scanning tools would need to invest a lot of time and energy in building the supporting infrastructure around turning vulnerability alerts into actionable insights. Invicti gives you the information you need to manage and fix vulnerabilities as early as they occur.- Get vulnerability details down to the line-of-code, indicating exactly where the problem lies, along with debugging information to help them correct the issue
- Invicti seamlessly integrates with bug trackers like Atlassian Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Bugzilla, Mantis, and Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS)
- Managers get vulnerability reporting that helps track and prioritize the work
- Reports compare results between scans to confirm that issues are corrected
- Generate compliance reports to satisfy industry standards like HIPAA and PCI DSS