Dynamic testing
Assess running web applications and APIs, including authenticated behavior and reproducible runtime evidence.
Bring DAST, SAST, SCA, API security testing, PTaaS, business-logic validation, remediation and retesting into one application-security posture program.
Find the weakness. Explain the context. Fix it with the owner. Verify the result.
EnProbe combines automated evidence and expert-led assessment outcomes into one application record with ownership, scope, technical evidence, business context, due dates, workflow and retest history.
The platform is designed to reduce duplicate remediation work while preserving every occurrence and source. This creates continuity across projects, scans, releases and customer-facing reports.
Every capability shares evidence, identity, context, workflow and audit instead of producing another disconnected queue.
Assess running web applications and APIs, including authenticated behavior and reproducible runtime evidence.
Bring code-level weaknesses and file or line locations into the owning application and workflow.
Connect packages, versions, vulnerabilities, SBOM inventories and VEX context to applications and releases.
Operationalize scoping, human validation, business-logic testing, evidence, reporting and collaborative retesting.
Normalize, deduplicate, prioritize, assign and measure application-security risk across tools and tests.
Evaluate authorization, authentication, data exposure, business flow and implementation risk across modern API estates.
Connect the application, APIs, repositories, components, owners and environments.
Ingest EnProbe assessment results and supported automated sources without losing provenance.
Consider reachability, exploit signals, criticality, production exposure and compensating controls.
Submit evidence, request retest and record an authorized outcome with history intact.
No. ASPM organizes and operationalizes security evidence. Human testing remains essential for complex logic, chained attacks, context and assurance.
The same issue may appear in many tests. One lifecycle finding prevents duplicate remediation while occurrences preserve recurrence history and source evidence.
A retest is controlled verification of the specific reported weakness and submitted fix within the intended scope. A rescan is simply another tool execution.
Discover what exists. Test what can fail. Understand what matters. Fix it with the right owner. Retest it with evidence. Prove that risk is being reduced.