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Application security can get noisy, especially when organizations are balancing multiple tools of varying quality and integration levels. Luckily, you don’t have to be Marie Kondo to declutter your web AppSec program – provided you use accurate DAST and build it into your workflows.

In the Invicti Insights series of blog posts, we ask our very own subject matter experts for their advice and experiences with emerging topics in software security. Read on to see what Invicti’s Sonali Shah and Frank Catucci have to say about getting the Board on board with cybersecurity, including tactical tips for succeeding in your quest for increased budget.

Web vulnerabilities are a key part of many ransomware attack chains, even those that start from a phishing email. This post puts together five reasons why eliminating web vulnerabilities is vital to prevent ransomware attacks.

Do you know what to do if contacted by an ethical hacker about a vulnerability in your systems? Above all, don’t panic – here are 7 steps to help you communicate properly, resolve the issue, avoid uncoordinated disclosure, and improve your security in the long run.

Ensuring comprehensive application security in compliance with recent updates to ISO 27001 and 27002 requires the coordinated use of multiple approaches to security testing and application protection.

Confused about exactly what “automation” means in the world of application scanning tools? You’re not alone. From executing automatic security checks to scheduling when scans are launched, here’s a breakdown of the many ways automation enables more effective software security.

As organizations go all-in on cybersecurity budgets and strategize to fortify their web applications, there are three major considerations they should keep in mind if they want to maximize results – and get the best ROI from their SAST and DAST tools.

As we approach two years since the SolarWinds hack that brought supply chain security concerns into the mainstream, we asked Invicti experts what they see as the key lessons so far and what developments to expect in 2023.

How often do websites publicly expose sensitive data? Invicti security researcher Kadir Arslan decided to write a custom security check and see what he could find across the world’s 10,000 most popular sites – and what he found were hundreds of exposed secrets.

Many application vulnerabilities found during testing originate with the web server, not the application itself. Kevin Beaver discusses the importance of web server security.