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Netsparker makes application security testing simple, reliable, and scalable.

Automate Your Web Security

Netsparker helps you combat the cybersecurity skills gap and fully automate your web security processes. You can perform automatic vulnerability assessment, which helps you prioritize your work on fixing the issues. You can also automatically discover and protect your current web assets so you can avoid resource-intensive manual procedures.

Netsparker automatically crawls and scans all types of legacy & modern web applications including HTML5, Web 2.0 and Single Page Applications (SPA), as well as password-protected web assets.

Vulnerabilities are automatically assigned a severity level to highlight the potential damage and the urgency with which they must be fixed.

The Asset Discovery service continuously scans the Internet to discover your assets based on IP addresses, top-level & second-level domains, and SSL certificate information.

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Scale as You Grow

When your business expands, the scope of your security requirements expands as well. Netsparker alleviates growing pains by scaling to meet the needs of small businesses as well as large corporations. One of the keys to its scalability is Proof-Based ScanningTM, which prevents you from wasting resources on false positives.

Using Proof-Based ScanningTM technology, Netsparker safely exploits found vulnerabilities and generates a proof-of-exploit or proof-of-concept, which confirms that vulnerabilities are not false positives.

The Netsparker Dashboards provide information in a clear and concise way, even if you have a large number of web assets.

Netsparker uses scalable Scanning Agents that report to the main application and effectively use multiple IT resources to reduce scan times.

Gain Complete Visibility

Netsparker understands your need for full visibility, especially if you need to manage a large number of web assets. You can obtain a clear and comprehensive view of your web security posture, both top-level and in detail. With Netsparker reports, you can also meet your compliance requirements.

Netsparker offers a multitude of out-of-the-box reports for different purposes, both for management and developers.

If built-in reports are not enough, you can create custom reports using your own templates.

In addition to compliance reports that include ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and HIPAA reports, you can have your PCI DSS reports validated by third parties.

Reach Top Efficiency

Netsparker is not just another application scanner, it is a complete vulnerability management solution. You can integrate it with your issue trackers so you can smoothly fix and retest your web applications. You can also integrate it within your SDLC so you can avoid the huge costs of repairing faulty web applications that made it to production.

Netsparker has built-in team management and vulnerability management features that you can use to create roles, assign issues, overview the remediation processes, and retest after completion.

You can manage vulnerabilities using third-party issue trackers such as Azure DevOps, GitLab, GitHub, Jira, as well as vulnerability management systems such as Metasploit or Kenna.

To protect your applications from the start, you can integrate Netsparker with CI/CD platforms such as Jenkins, TeamCity, or Bamboo.

Latest Updates

Input validation errors: The root of all evil in web application security | Invicti

Originally published by Invicti. Let’s see why proper data validation is so important for application security – but also why it cannot be your only line of defense.

How to ensure REST API security | Invicti

Originally published by Invicti. Web application programming interfaces (APIs) provide the back-end for modern web and mobile applications. REST APIs are the most common type of web API for web services and microservices, so let’s see what you can do to ensure REST API security.

DAST, IAST, SCA: Deeper coverage in a single scan | Invicti

Originally published by Invicti. With Invicti SCA as part of your application security program, you can track and secure open-source components for deeper coverage in one single scan.

How to avoid API blind spots in web application security testing | Netsparker

Originally published by Netsparker. APIs are a crucial part of modern web application development and make up a large chunk of your total web attack surface. Learn how Invicti helps organizations make API vulnerability testing an integral part of their secure SDLC.

December 2021 update for Netsparker Standard 6.3

The highlights of the Netsparker Standard December release are software composition analysis (SCA), the OWASP Top Ten 2021 Report, and support for scanning GraphQL APIs.

The secret to getting results, not noise, from your DAST solution | Netsparker

A low-quality tool that merely ticks a box will do little to improve security and may generate more work than it saves. But a mature, high-quality solution can bring measurable security improvements and serve as a solid foundation for your entire AppSec program.

Netsparker adds IAST support for Node.js | Netsparker

Netsparker continues to expand its IAST capabilities, now adding a Node.js agent to deliver additional insights when scanning modern JavaScript applications.

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Take Control of Your Data Security and SIEM Systems | Nagios

Within a SIEM system, you’re counting on software products and solutions to combine security information management and security event management. See how Nagios XI, Nagios Log Server, and Nagios Network Analyzer work together.

The pitfalls of DIY application security | Netsparker

Many see web application security as a low-priority newcomer to the cybersecurity mix, leading to incomplete test coverage from a home-grown combination of point solutions. Let’s look at the pitfalls of piecemeal security testing and see how a DAST-based AppSec program is more effective on multiple levels.

What to look for in a DAST solution | Netsparker

Choosing a DAST product that will work for your specific organization is crucial for your entire application security program. Read the highlights from the Invicti Web Application Security Buyer’s Guide and get the full guide to help you make an informed decision.

Serious about web application security? Look both ways as you shift left

Shifting left has been a buzzword in the application security space for several years now. But in their drive to build security testing into development as early as possible, many organizations are neglecting application security in later phases and losing sight of the big picture.

Introduction to web cache poisoning | Netsparker

Content caching by web servers and content delivery networks has become a vital part of the modern web. While it speeds up content delivery and allows load balancing, web caching also brings its own security challenges and vulnerabilities. Here is what you need to know about web cache poisoning.

Do you have a web application security program or are you merely testing? | Netsparker

A systematic approach is vital to ensure web security in any sizable organization – and yet many companies still don’t have a web application security program. Especially with fast-moving DevOps workflows, ad-hoc security testing can never hope to keep up with web development at scale.

Understanding and preventing cross-site scripting vulnerabilities (XSS) | Netsparker

Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities are among the most common web security issues and can lead to session hijacking, sensitive data exposure, and worse. This article explains the three types of XSS vulnerabilities and shows how you can detect and prevent them.

Understanding session fixation attacks | Netsparker

Session fixation attacks can allow the attacker to take over a victim’s session to steal confidential data, transfer funds, or completely take over a user account. Learn why session fixation is possible and how to prevent it.

Why DAST is the perfect fit for agile software projects | Netsparker

To deliver the full project scope on schedule and within budget is challenging enough. When you also have to make your application secure, things get really tough. This post shows how a modern DAST solution can help you build a secure SDLC to accomplish this.

Invicti recognized on the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing | Acunetix

We are thrilled for Invicti to be recognized for the first time in the Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing this year.

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