Technical White Paper: Proof-Based Scanning
How Invicti Generates Proof to Avoid False Positives
Automated testing and false alarms, especially in cybersecurity, seem to go hand in hand.
While all vendors claim that their products are highly accurate, the truth is that extracting facts from raw test results is extremely difficult – and doing this automatically is even more challenging.
This document highlights the significant technical challenges in automated application security testing. It shows how Invicti uses Proof-Based Scanning technology to cut through the noise and deliver actionable results with 99.98% accuracy.
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