Netsparker is a scalable, multi-user web application security solution with built-in workflow and reporting tools ideal for security teams. It's available as a hosted and self-hosted solution and can be fully integrated in any development or testing environment.
GET A DEMOIn complex organizations such as higher education institutions, it is often difficult for IT teams to be aware of every published web resource. Netsparker can continuously monitor IP ranges, SSL certificates, domain names, and more to help you discover every resource that belongs to your organization. This way, you can be sure that every corner is protected.
Discover and scan all your web assetsNetsparker is not only a web vulnerability scanner – it automatically assesses the impact of vulnerabilities and monitors the issue until it is resolved. Unlike simple free tools, it does not need to be manually supervised and therefore saves your personnel a lot of time. As a result, its cost is lower than the cost of free tools because your IT experts can focus on other, more important tasks.
Automate vulnerability assessment and managementBy including vulnerability scans in workflows, you can automate the process so much that you can nearly forget about the existence of the scanner. For example, you can build a policy so that a web application may not be published until it passes an automated Netsparker scan. Proof-Based Scanning™ technology identifies and confirms vulnerabilities, so you don’t have to worry that your automation will delay someone’s work.
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"We chose Netsparker since it is very easy to use. It helped our team increase the visibility into the security of our web applications."
Dan Fryer, Senior Windows System Engineer
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