Netsparker Review
My organization uses NetSparker for security scanning. It is used to verify that Java APIs are secure when grabbing data from external API …
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What is Invicti?
Invicti enables organizations in every industry to continuously scan and secure all of their web applications and APIs. Invicti provides a comprehensive view of an organization’s entire web application portfolio, and automation and integrations enable customers to achieve broad coverage of thousands…
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What is Invicti?
Invicti offers a web application vulnerability scanning solution boasting a combination of accurate scanning with proprietary automatic exploitation technology.
Formerly known as Netsparker, Invicti can identify vulnerabilities in both legacy and modern web applications, regardless of the underlying architecture or platform. Upon identifying an exploitable vulnerability, its scanner uses Proof-Based Scanningâ„¢ technology to generate a proof of exploit that confirms the result is not a false positive.
Invicti is available in several variations, depending on customer requirements. Invicti Standard, aimed at SMBs, Invicti Team for large organizations. whilst Invicti Enterprise is a large-scale enterprise offering that not only provides web application security but also helps manage the complexity behind developing and testing web applications in a secure fashion.
Invicti is available as desktop software, a managed service, or an on-premises solution. The vendor states it is trusted and used by organizations from all industry verticals, including IBM, Lowe's, Ford, NFL NASA and Starbucks.
Invicti Features
- Supported: Vulnerability Scanning
- Supported: Reporting & Analytics
- Supported: Issue Tracking
- Supported: Automated Scans
- Supported: Detection Rate
- Supported: False Positive Detection
- Supported: Proof-Based Scanning
- Supported: Compliance Testing
- Supported: Perimeter Scanning
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Invicti Integrations
- Azure DevOps Server
- Bitbucket
- Bugzilla
- ClubHouse Online
- FogBugz
- Freshservice
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Jira Software
- Kenna Security
- PagerDuty
- Pivotal Tracker
- Redmine
- ServiceNow IT Asset Management
- Splunk Cloud
- Asana
- Trello
- Azure Pipelines
- Bamboo
- Jenkins
- TeamCity
- Mattermost
- Microsoft Teams
- Slack
- Amazon Web Services
- Cloudflare
- F5 BIG-IP
- FortiWeb
- Zapier
- YouTrack
- Unfuddle
- Circle CI
- Gitlab CI/CD
- TravisCI
- Imperva SecureSphere
- ModSecurity
- Webhooks
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Invicti Technical Details
| Deployment Types | On-premise, SaaS |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Windows, Linux |
| Mobile Application | No |
Frequently Asked Questions
Invicti enables organizations in every industry to continuously scan and secure all of their web applications and APIs. Invicti provides a comprehensive view of an organization’s entire web application portfolio, and automation and integrations enable customers to achieve broad coverage of thousands of applications. Invicti is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and serves more than 3,500 organizations of all sizes all over the world.
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The most common users of Invicti are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees) and the Banking industry.
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November 30, 2019
Netsparker Review
My organization uses NetSparker for security scanning. It is used to verify that Java APIs are secure when grabbing data from external API databases. NetSparker is constantly run throughout internal applications and systems to ensure the safety of our data. This software has been used by our department for over 20 years.
- NetSparker has excellent customer service. When our team had to learn to use it for the first time, we had to communicate directly with NetSparker consultants.
- NetSparker is very user-friendly. It's UI is organized and keeps all the different scans we have set-up in a very clean visual.
- Netsparker has a selection of workflows and integration tools that make it useful for keeping all of my teammates on the same page.
- NetSparker does not integrate with all systems. Currently, it is limited to popular systems, using Java for example.
- NetSparker is priced at a higher range. I believe with all its competition, the pricing could be a little better.
- NerSparker could improve its user experience. There should be a way to find out if a system has vulnerabilities directly through e-mail.
April 10, 2018
Netsparker Cloud does a lot but can take a lot of time.
Netsparker is used by the Application Security Group at Mathematica to dynamically scan development and production websites on a regular basis. It currently scans all applications that we have an authority to operate assigned to. This allows us to make certain that the number of vulnerabilities in the application are not easily discovered and allows us to share the Netsparker vulnerability report with our government clients. By running Netsparker on a regular schedule we can be certain that new vulnerabilities have been introduced into our applications even though we have not modified the application since the last scan was performed. Netsparker also allows us to mitigate false positive reports once they have been reported to us.
- Netsparker is a product that many security companies use to scan their clients websites. This means it has good reputation and we can use that reputation when we show our Netsparker scan to our clients.
- Netsparker is very customizable and allows us to reduce the scan time by making sure we do not spend time scanning technologies that are not being used in the application. Once a set of customizations are configured they can be applied to similar types of applications. This allows us to quickly setup a vulnerability scan of new applications.
- Netsparker includes numerous vulnerability points to test for. This means that sometimes thousands of possible vulnerabilities are tested. Other scanners to do not always scan for all of these types of vulnerabilities.
- Netsparker Cloud is expensive and restricts the number of website URLs that you are allowed to scan. This restricts us from scanning all of the websites that we create and only allows us to scan a small subset of number of the website we produce.
- Netsparker is difficult to configure and I often need to open a ticket with support to figure out how to use the product. I have been vulnerability testing websites for over 10 years and I still don't think I really know how to use Netsparker.
- Netsparker can take a very long time to complete a scan due to the number of items it can scan for. Be certain to reduce the technologies that your scan will be looking at. Also, expect a large website to possibly take over two days to complete. Not something you really want to have happen on a developer checking on some source code.