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.
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top 10 is a consensus list of the top web application security concerns, guiding testers and developers. The 2021 version includes new categories and relabelled items, providing a great resource for application security and audit/compliance. Leverage the OWASP Top 10 to spread awareness and make sure you don't miss out on anything.
This blog post defines GDPR Compliance for web application and API security, lists its potential technical and business impacts for the critical risks, explains how the Probely scanner can help with GDPR compliance and provides examples of what you can do right now to get started.
As a Small Business owner, your security is probably not at the top of your to-do list. Even though we constantly see headlines of big breaches and corporations being targets of sophisticated attacks, small businesses that suffer from web-based attacks aren’t really prominent in the media. This might have you fall in a false sense of security.
The Probely team will, again, organize the security capture the flag (CTF) competitions on this edition of Pixels Camp. The CTF will take place at Pixels Camp, a 3 day non-stop tech event with talks, workshops and a 48 hour programming competition, held in Lisbon, Portugal, which had over 1000 attendees last year. Pixels Camp is organized by Bright Pixel, one of our investors.
