Probely’s web application and API vulnerability scanner scans and exposes vulnerabilities, and provides a report of the findings with detailed instructions on how to fix them.
Developers and DevOps value independent security testing. Probely provides precise guidance on how to fix vulnerabilities as well as a full-featured and well-documented API.
Your engineers’ time is valuable. The Probely scanner automatically adjusts the severity risk of the vulnerability based on its context and provides evidence to prove legitimacy.
Scan both your rich web applications and APIs, including any microservices and standalone APIs that are based on an OpenAPI (Swagger) Specification or Postman Collection.
Fully automate your web application and API security testing by integrating Probely into your CI/CD pipelines and enjoy two-way sync with your preferred issue tracking platform.
Probely’s revolutionary spider, based on Headless-Chrome, crawls and indexes your rich, interactive JavaScript apps and sophisticated Single-Page Applications with ease.
Demonstrate your compliance with PCI-DSS, OWASP TOP 10, ISO27001, HIPAA, and GDPR standards using a series of detailed management reports with requirements checklists and summaries.
Whatever your job function or department, Probely can help your team work together on security testing with efficiency and speed.
Depending on the target's nature, you may want to prevent scans from running at certain times. For instance, when you don't want scans to affect your team's productivity during working hours or when you want to guarantee that your website can handle all customer requests during peak hours. With Probely, you can pause and resume scans later, both on-demand and automatically.
Understand how to use Teams to mimic your company’s structure better and address its needs. Please note that this feature is only available for Probely Plus. Teams provide a way for you to group Users, API keys, and Targets in one place so that managing them becomes easier and time-efficient. You can create multiple teams for one account. Teams act as independent units/groups and help you separate and assign targets for each team, limit the number of targets, set scopes, and user roles. One user can be added to different teams and assigned roles that don’t affect one another, such as an admin, developer, or a custom role.
Who’s responsible for application security? It’s ultimately on the business. More specifically, it’s on the executives and board members that run the business. Still, there must be resources within the organization who not only lead the charge but also get stuff done. It’s complicated, and every situation is different, but this “get stuff done” component is where the answer lies.
If you are like me, legal compliance is one of those things that really make you cringe and sigh in discontent. However, as we all know, legal compliance is there for a reason. Generally speaking, many of them are easy to comply with as long as you have the right tools, and most of them are beneficial to you, your business, and your customers in the long run.
