AppSec Phoenix
Next Gen ASOC
We predict the vulnerabilities exploited tomorrow with threat intelligence and business contextualisation to 10X your DevSecOps
Fix TODAY the vulnerability exploited tomorrow.
The AppSec Phoenix platform enables organizations to scale application security programmes and cloud security programmes by contextualizing, selecting and risk assessing the infrastructure, cloud and application security vulnerability with the patent-pending Phoenix Framework
MANAGE YOUR APPLICATION AND CLOUD POSTURE CENTRALLY
The Appsec Phoenix platform allows you to aggregate security vulnerabilities from multiple sources and set SMART risk-based targets that deliver to the developers an up to date list of actions on what to fix on Cloud and Application security. The Security phoenix cybersecurity framework(TM) and the Appsec Phoenix platform leverage risk and key risk indicators.
Get peace of mind with risk-based targets set by executives that get translated into a prioritized list for developers. The AppSec Phoenix threat intelligence system centralizes and prioritizes all the vulnerabilities with a curated and live threat feed.
Act Fast on Vulnerabilities
AppSec Phoenix has been used to select which vulnerability gets exploited tomorrow by top-tier organizations.
Don’t wait until attackers finds out before you.
FIX today what will be attacked tomorrow
Vulnerabilities Prioritised
Trusted by top security Professionals
TRUSTED BY…
WHAT WE DO
Centralise
Aggregating vulnerabilities in one central solution
Prioritise
Dynamically prioritize vulnerabilities with a threat feed and real data.
Risk Based
Remediation with dynamic prioritization and one-click phoenix (C) target set
Fix & Remediate
Using a curated vulnerability database
Insights
The platform provides a clear list of insights with risk-based analysis of competitors in the same industry and highlights how long it takes them to fix vulnerabilities
THE PROBLEM
750:1
Developers outweigh security researchers
30-60 days
it can take 30-60 days for critical vulnerabilities to get fixed, and 180-280 days for high to low vulnerabilities
3-15 days
for attackers to exploit a vulnerability
£2M
a company loses £2m on average in the post-breach effect and £2T in overall losses
$172T
lost in productivity between development and security
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU
FASTER RESOLUTION LESS TIME WASTE
Prioritise What’s Attackable First
Fixing 100 critical vulnerabilities on the most critical assets likely to get exposed or clearing the 10’000’000 Vulnerabilities Log?
DO MORE WITH LESS
SAVE MONEY & TIME
Save Security Professional 1-2 days Per Week
Go from 1:10 security to dev to 1:40 security to dev team coverage.
FIX FASTER & CHEAPER
12X Faster Vulnerability Resolution
Solving the right vulnerability in days
54-200 -> 10-50 days average resolution time
AWARDS
WHO USES APPSEC PHOENIX
SMALL to MEDIUM ENTERPRISE:
- Tech organization
- CEO concerned about the visibility of application
- No security teams
- 6 applications – 100-200 artifacts each
- AppSec Phoenix to bring clarity to the complexity of application security
ENTERPRISE:
- Financial client
- Head of application security has a challenge in aggregating many vulnerabilities
- Team of security engineers constantly on the phone with the dev team
- 1200 applications – 50-100 artifacts each
- AppSec Phoenix to bring clarity to the complexity of application security
GET IN CONTROL
Visualise vulnerabilities and impact from a business point of view with monetary impact and risk. Communicate effectively with application teams and developers using the detailed views
RESOURCES
Vulnerability Weekly
Security Vulnerability of the Week 08/08/22
This week we deep dive into Golang RCE, Cisco Router VPN bypass, VMWARE authentication bypass, TCL critical config bypass, DrayTek networking appliances vulnerability and breaches/hacks from NHS111 Slack and Twitter.
Security Vulnerability of the Week 25/07/22
This week we deep dive into Atlassian Hardcoded Credentials, Sonicwall GSM, Cisco Nexus, Microsoft Macro, Vmware Fix, Mac OS spotlight vulnerability and more.
Security Vulnerability of the Week 10/07/22
This week we deep dive into OPENSSL Hearbleed2, Apache Common, CuteBoi NPM exploit, Iconburst NPM exploit, Orbit attack, Follina Weaponization, Chrome’s latest vulnerabilities
Security Vulnerability of the Week 04/07/22
This week we deep dive into Jenkins massive plugins issue, zoho, Exchange backdoors, Edge high vuln
