Invicti (formerly Netsparker) is an enterprise-grade application security platform with impressive proof-based scanning. But FQDN-based licensing, complex pricing, and a web-application focus mean you're paying enterprise prices while gaps remain in your infrastructure coverage.
Invicti (formerly Netsparker) is an enterprise-grade application security platform with impressive proof-based scanning. But FQDN-based licensing, complex pricing, and a web-application focus mean you're paying enterprise prices while gaps remain in your infrastructure coverage.
Invicti (formerly Netsparker) is an enterprise-grade application security platform with impressive proof-based scanning. But FQDN-based licensing, complex pricing, and a web-application focus mean you're paying enterprise prices while gaps remain in your infrastructure coverage.
Vullify is a clean, intuitive platform that covers your entire attack surface, web apps and infrastructure, helping you fix vulnerabilities faster.
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Be compliant without the complexity. Audit ready reports for auditors, third-parties and customers.
Automate scanning, integrate with existing tools, and get prioritized, actionable insights.
Vullify continuously scans your network, kicking off vulnerability scans when it sees a change, an unintentionally exposed service, or an emerging threat.
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 Transparent, pay-for-active-targets pricing. Up to ~70% lower total cost of ownership | Pricing & licensing |  Entry-level pricing reported at ~$37,000/yr; custom-quoted only; targets enterprises with 50+ scan targets |
Scanning in under 10 minutes, ~6× faster onboarding | Time to first scan | Onboarding plan spans Days 1–20; typical initial scans take 8–10 hours; some customers found 3 onboarding calls insufficient |
150k+ application and infrastructure checks; finds ~1.5× more exploitable issues per asset | Detection breadth | Comprehensive DAST, SAST, SCA, API, and IaC scanning; primarily web/API surface, infrastructure layer coverage is limited |
Zero-false-positive focus, ~90% reduction in noise vs. legacy scanners | False positives | Proof-based scanning is a documented strength; some manual configuration still required for complex environments |
Modern, intuitive UI; analyst onboarding in ~1 day | User experience | Teams without dedicated AppSec expertise find adoption difficult; slow performance on large scans is a recurring complaint |
Born-in-the-cloud, multi-tenant SaaS, zero on-prem footprint | Cloud-native architecture | Four deployment options (cloud, BYOC, on-premises, air-gapped); non-cloud deployments add significant setup complexity |
DAST + API security included in core platform | Web app & API scanning | Included as standard |
Continuous external monitoring; auto-rescan on change, detects new exposures up to ~3× faster | Attack surface management | ASM included but limited to web/API surfaces; full infrastructure ASM not covered |
Continuous emerging-threat scans; new CVEs checked within hours of disclosure | Real-time / emerging threat detection | ASPM correlation and AI risk scoring available; emerging CVE coverage depends on scan engine update cycle |
Responsive support included for all customers; named success contact | Support & success | Premium support and guided success are paid add-ons above the base tier |
100% Canadian-hosted; PIPEDA + Quebec Law 25 aligned; outside CLOUD Act exposure | Data sovereignty (Canada) | No out-of-the-box Canadian SaaS region; Canadian residency only achievable via on-premises or BYOC deployment |
Minimal management; ~80% less admin time vs. legacy stacks | Administrative overhead | Multi-week onboarding; multiple agents (Auth Verifier, NTA, IAST bridge); complex initial configuration at enterprise scale |
Vullify continuously scans your system for emerging threats, alerting you immediately when new vulnerabilities are detected. Continuously identify vulnerabilities for proactively identify the latest exploits in the wild before automated scanners scan.
Vullify cuts through the noise, smartly prioritizing results based on business context. Get actionable remediation guidance, assess your cyber hygiene, and monitor issue resolution times. Stay informed with real-time alerts via Slack, Teams, and email, so you never miss a critical update.
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Below are common questions about continuous vulnerability scanning along with some answers and useful tips
A new CVE is created every 20 minutes, meaning your security status can quickly become outdated. Additionally, developers and IT teams frequently deploy new code or make changes daily. With attackers continuously scanning the internet for vulnerabilities, only ongoing scanning can provide timely alerts.
Keeping up with these threats is a challenge for most companies. IT managers juggle multiple responsibilities, and even well-staffed security teams are busy managing remediation efforts, generating reports, handling incidents, and advising the business. That's why Vullify delivers continuous vulnerability assessments, eliminating noise and providing only actionable security insights.
Vullify's continuous vulnerability assessment tool conducts internal and external vulnerability scanning, as well as application security testing for web apps, APIs, and SPAs. It detects over 100,000 infrastructure weaknesses and 75+ application vulnerabilities. Learn more about our security checks.
Vullify constantly monitors your network, providing peace of mind and ensuring your Attack Surface view is always up to date. When you add a target to the platform, Vullify starts the initial scan. After that, subsequent scans are automatically scheduled at regular intervals.
When you integrate Vullify with your AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform accounts, it automatically adds new external IP addresses or hostnames as targets. You can configure Vullify to automatically scan these new targets as they are added and set rules to control the import process.
When a new vulnerability is found in software on your perimeter, Vullify automatically scans your systems and alerts you to the newly discovered vulnerabilities. This proactive approach is crucial for businesses that lack processes to stay updated on the latest threats and manually perform scans.
Vullify's Rapid Response is a manual process performed by our security team to identify the latest critical vulnerabilities making headlines, including those not yet covered by our scanners or those that are more effectively detected by people.
Once a threat is identified, we scan your systems and notify you if any may be impacted. We'll also provide an advisory with detailed information and recommendations.
The required scanning frequency depends on the compliance standard you're aiming for! While SOC 2 and ISO 27001 offer some flexibility, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and GDPR specify scanning intervals, ranging from quarterly to annually. However, relying solely on these standards to determine your scanning schedule may not be ideal for your business. Given the rapidly evolving security landscape, this approach could leave you more vulnerable to risks. That's why continuous scanning is the most effective way to stay secure.
Continuous vulnerability management involves identifying, prioritizing, remediating, and monitoring vulnerabilities continuously. Learn how to build an effective continuous vulnerability management program.
