Traditional application security is a bottleneck for developers. And - let's be honest - many DevSecOps "solutions" are no better. Their constant interruptions, overwhelming feedback, and requirements to instrument code, can all make life tremendously difficult for developers.
Security will always be necessary. But with Burp Suite Enterprise Edition's seamless automation, and Dastardly's pipeline-integrated dynamic scanning, it doesn't have to be a necessary evil. Achieve DevSecOps the easy way.
Dastardly is a free lightweight scanner that helps you find seven critical bugs in your applications faster and more easily. It integrates seamlessly with your CI/CD pipeline, so you can automate security testing and bake it into your development process. Get fast feedback with direct to pipeline reporting, and expert remediation advice.
Secure your entire web portfolio with Burp Suite Enterprise Edition, our enterprise-enabled dynamic web vulnerability scanner. With over 160 scan checks, out-of-the-box integrations and intuitive security reporting dashboards, you can supercharge engineering, deliver fast feedback to software teams, and achieve DevSecOps.
Burp Suite Enterprise Edition is the easy way to do DevSecOps. Seamless integration with any CI/CD pipeline lets you bake security into your existing environment.
PortSwigger makes better cybersecurity accessible to development teams. Get timely security feedback designed for developers, with vulnerabilities prioritized by threat level.
Get enterprise-scale DevSecOps, with fully flexible deployment. See security posture and attack surface evolution for defined segments of your estate - using intuitive dashboards.
Burp Suite's multi-AST scanning works in development, staging, and production, to find critical bugs fast. There's no need to instrument code, and false positives are minimized.
See more customer storiesBurp Suite has allowed me to analyze and attack request traffic more efficiently and effectively than other "enterprise" web scanners or automated pentest tools. Source: TechValidate survey of PortSwigger customers
Brian Murtha
Penetration Tester