Invicti Plans
API Security
Comprehensive API discovery, from zero-configuration to network API traffic analysis, and proactive API testing, all in a single solution
Premium Application Security
Fast and accurate application security results and automated remediation workflow for mid sized business with approximately 100 applications and APIs.
Enterprise Application Security
Fully automated application security platform for large enterprises seeking to continuously secure their entire web application and API attack surface.
Invicti Plans Comparison
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| API Security | Premium | Enterprise | |
| Delivery | Cloud only | Cloud or On-Premises | Cloud or On-Premises |
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| API Discovery (Zero-Config, API Management integrations, Network Traffic Analysis) |
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Optional | Optional |
| Web Application Discovery & Testing |
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| API Security Testing | SOAP, REST, GraphQL API | SOAP, REST, GraphQL API | SOAP, REST, GraphQL API |
| Proof of exploit |
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| Interactive Application Security Testing |
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| Software Composition Analysis |
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| Authenticated Scanning |
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| Out-of-band vulnerability testing |
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| PCI Compliance Scanner |
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| Scheduled Scanning |
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| Vulnerability Retest |
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| API Access | REST API | REST API | REST API |
| Scans per Target | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Max Number of Scan Engines | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| User and Scan Management and Reporting | |||
| Single Sign On |
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Google, PingIdentity, Okta, SAML, Azure AD, PingFederate, ADFS |
| User Roles and Privileges | Basic | Basic | Advanced |
| Scan Policy Editor and Optimizer |
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| Executive dashboards |
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| Full detailed scan report (including technical details about the vulnerabilities) |
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| Remediation Advice |
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| Number of Users | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Flexible Support Options |
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| Option to purchase Guided Success |
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| Integrations | |||
| CI/CD Systems | Jenkins | Jenkins | Jenkins, Azure Pipelines, Circle CI, Bamboo, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Team City, and others |
| Issue Trackers | Jira, GitHub, Microsoft TFS, Gitlab | Jira, GitHub, Microsoft TFS, Gitlab | Jira, GitHub, Microsoft TFS, Gitlab, Azure Boards, Bugzilla, DefectDojo, Service Now, Jazz Team Server and others |
| Communication Systems |
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Slack, Microsoft Teams, and others |
| Secrets Management |
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Hashicorp, CyberArk |
| Vulnerability Management, SIEM |
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Splunk, ServiceNow, Kenna |
| Cross Domain Identity Management |
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Azure AD, Okta |
| Project Management |
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Asana, Trello |
| WAFs | Imperva, F5, FortiWeb | Imperva, F5, FortiWeb | Imperva, F5, FortiWeb, AWS, Cloudflare, ModSecurity |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I try Invicti before I purchase?
Invicti provides Proof of Concept licenses so you can try the product in your current environment and make sure it’s the right fit for you and your organization before purchase.
What does Invicti define as a Target?
A target is defined in Invicti as a fully qualified domain name (FQDN). An FQDN is the complete domain name for a specific target and consists of two parts; the hostname and the domain name.
The below examples are considered to be 1 target, as they share the same FQDN.
http://example.com
https://example.com
http://www.example.com
http://www.example.com/test
Subdomains and ports share the same FQDN, but are considered to be different targets. For example:
http://example.com
http://test.example.com
http://example.com:81
What kind of integrations does Invicti have?
Invicti has out of the box integrations for several popular issue tracking, CI/CD and other services used in development environments. Though if you use a system for which Invicti does not have out of the box support you can always use the REST API.
What is Proof-Based Scanning?
Proof-Based Scanning is an exclusive technology that automatically verifies identified vulnerabilities, proving they are real and not false positives. Read about Proof-Based Scanning to learn more about this cutting-edge technology.
How frequently do you update your vulnerability database?
Invicti is a heuristic scanner and does not use a signature database as traditional antivirus software does. That’s why it’s able to identify zero-day vulnerabilities in any type of custom web application.
With Invicti you’ll receive Vulnerability Database Updates, which are known vulnerabilities within WordPress, Joomla, jQuery, Apache, and more. This database is updated every week.
You’ll also receive brand new security checks for finding zero days, improvements, and new features. We generally release a major update every other month.
If a vulnerability is critical (i.e. Heartbleed) we aim to release an update for it within the week. We have a dedicated security research team for both vulnerability database checks and new security checks.
Does Invicti scan vulnerabilities according to OWASP top 10 list?
Invicti can identify thousands of different vulnerability variants and is not limited by any specific compliance or list. If there is a web security issue, Invicti will scan for it, regardless if it is listed in compliance regulations or not. Some of the vulnerabilities Invicti scans for are listed in the OWASP Top 10 list of most critical security risks.
What kind of support does Invicti provide?
We offer three support packages to fit the needs of any business including world class support included will all subscriptions. Support is provided via email, phone, and remote screen Monday through Friday.
Have a question that’s not in this list?
If you have any other questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. You can also reach out to your regional Invicti representative if you are already in touch with one.
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