Netsparker's Web Application Security Blog Updates for 30 Sep 2021

View this email in your browser Weekly Update – 30 Sep 2021 New research shows how Netsparker's Proof-Based Scanning cuts through uncertainty Automatic application security testing used to be synonymous with uncertain results that always needed manual verification, but modern vulnerability scanners have put a definite end to that era. This post presents highlights from an Invicti white paper on the challenges of noise and uncertainty in dynamic application security testing – and Netsparker's proven approach to extracting reliable data from scan results. READ MORE   New Invicti Research Reveals Proof-Based Scanning Automatically Confirms 94% of Direct-Impact Vulnerabilities with 99.98% Accuracy Invicti Security, a global innovator in application security, today announced the results of an extensive analysis of six years' worth of real-world vulnerability data processed by Invicti's Netsparker solution. READ MORE   Accurate vulnerability scanning saves money – and we can prove it 99.98% – that's the data-based accuracy of automatic vulnerability confirmation in Netsparker. With such reliable results provided for the vast majority of serious issues, you can truly automate your application security program. Learn how we arrived at this number and see our infographic to discover how accurate results can translate into major savings. READ MORE   To build DevSecOps, you need both modern tools and cultural changes The last few years have seen enterprises building security into their software development lifecycles, but similar efforts in the public sector face a number of unique challenges related to both tooling and culture. Invicti partnered with Checkmarx and the Advanced Technology Academic Research Center (ATARC) to organize a webinar discussing the requirements for building DevSecOps in government agencies. READ MORE   More Recent Articles Why web asset discovery is a crucial part of your AppSec program Efficient vulnerability remediation with Netsparker and DefectDojo The new OWASP Top 10 is not what you think Streamline your vulnerability response with Netsparker's ServiceNow integration What Invicti's agreement with TD SYNNEX means for customers Copyright © 2021 Netsparker, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in as a Blog Subscribers. Our mailing address is: Netsparker 220 Industrial Blvd Ste 102 Austin, Texas 78745 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list