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.
Back in 2021, Google launched, alongside other organisations, a new security baseline for products known as the Minimum Viable Secure Product. Now, 2 years later, they've released an update to that standard.
The Security Headers grading criteria is something that doesn't change often, but when it does, there's a good reason behind the change. In this blog, I will outline the new grading criteria and the reasons why we've made the change.
In the world of cyber security, knowledge is power, and Security Headers has been a trusted ally for web developers around the world for years. For the first time ever, thanks to the support of our partnership with Probely, we’re going to delve into the treasure trove of historic scan data and explore the insights it can provide.
Let’s take a look at my big takeaways from this year’s event and what I’ve learned. Beyond great briefings and learning from those around me, events like Black Hat are also a great opportunity to make and develop connections. We had countless members of the security community stop by our booth for a selfie and some swag, we attended countless social events and even hosted our own!
