Continuous product security
Support vulnerability handling, remediation evidence, and continuous security across product lifecycles.
Explore EU CRA →Continuous, autonomous application security across the SDLC, combining AI-driven testing, Semantic Runtime Validation, intelligent triage, vulnerability remediation, and verified closure.
Build continuous vulnerability management, vulnerability remediation, testing, and security evidence into the software lifecycle rather than treating compliance as a periodic exercise.
Support vulnerability handling, remediation evidence, and continuous security across product lifecycles.
Explore EU CRA →Support repeatable technical validation, remediation evidence, and security assurance for telecom applications.
Explore UK TSA →Move application security into code, CI/CD, runtime testing, remediation, and verification.
Explore Secure-by-Design →Continuously test software, validate exploitability, reduce noise, accelerate vulnerability remediation, and verify closure with one application-aware security platform.
Move continuously from application security coverage to prioritized risk, vulnerability remediation, and verified closure.
Coverage across the software lifecycle. Context across every layer.
Inventory and evaluate dependencies, SBOMs, licenses, secrets, containers, IaC, and Kubernetes configuration.
Analyze control flow, data flow, application logic, and AI-generated code in development workflows.
Validate identities, authorization, objects, workflows, business logic, APIs, and runtime behavior.
Use controlled agents to explore applications, chain requests, change identities, abuse workflows, and prove exploitability.
Correlate application context, Semantic Runtime Validation, reachability, and exploitability to suppress false positives and prioritize the risks that matter.
Accelerate vulnerability remediation with root-cause context, developer-ready guidance, Auto Code Fix, and automated pull requests for validated issues.
Explore vulnerability remediation →Continuously track vulnerabilities through prioritization, vulnerability remediation, retesting, and verified closure as applications and threats change.
Explore Continuous Vulnerability Management →Aptori connects security evidence to a live Application Context Graph so testing, triage, vulnerability remediation, and autonomous security actions are grounded in how the application actually works.
Repeatable checks provide consistent coverage across required application security controls.
Model how users, services, APIs, and business workflows are expected to behave.
Bring code, dependency, API, infrastructure, runtime, and external security signals into one evidence layer.
Connects code, services, APIs, dependencies, identities, workflows, runtime paths, ownership, and business impact.
Use application context, reachability, and exploitability to reduce noise and focus teams on actionable risk.
Turn validated risk into developer-ready fixes, automated code changes, and verified vulnerability remediation.
Continuously test applications and APIs, adapt attack paths, validate exploitability, and retest after remediation.
Run Aptori as dedicated SaaS, in your own environment, or fully air-gapped for regulated and sovereign deployments.
Integrate with enterprise SSO and OIDC with clear ownership and access controls across security workflows.
Connect source control, CI/CD, Jira, and ServiceNow so vulnerability remediation happens where teams already work.
Use approved hosted or private models while keeping sensitive application data and security evidence under your control.
Preserve security evidence from detection through vulnerability remediation, retesting, and verified closure.
Answers about autonomous application security, autonomous penetration testing, Continuous Vulnerability Management, runtime validation, and vulnerability remediation.
Autonomous application security uses AI-driven automation and application context to continuously discover, test, triage, remediate, and verify software risk across code, dependencies, APIs, applications, and runtime.
Autonomous Penetration Testing uses AI-driven offensive testing to explore applications and APIs, adapt attack paths, validate exploitability, preserve evidence, and retest after remediation.
Continuous Vulnerability Management is an ongoing process of discovering, enriching, prioritizing, remediating, retesting, and verifying vulnerabilities as software, applications, threats, and business context change.
Traditional tools often report findings from isolated layers. Aptori connects findings to application context, validates exploitability, reduces noise, drives vulnerability remediation, and verifies that the risk is closed.
ASPM commonly aggregates and prioritizes security findings. Aptori adds active application testing, Semantic Runtime Validation, Autonomous Penetration Testing, vulnerability remediation workflows, retesting, and verified closure.
Continuous SDLC Coverage means securing software throughout build, development, validation, release, and runtime with connected testing across source code, dependencies, infrastructure, APIs, applications, and runtime behavior.
Semantic Runtime Validation evaluates how identities, objects, APIs, workflows, and business logic behave under real application conditions so security controls can be validated with runtime evidence.
Aptori correlates findings with application context, reachability, runtime evidence, exploitability, ownership, and business impact to reduce false positives and prioritize the vulnerabilities that matter.
Aptori connects validated risk to root cause, code or configuration context, developer-ready remediation guidance, automated code changes where appropriate, and retesting after the fix.
Auto Code Fix uses validated vulnerability context and root-cause analysis to generate developer-ready remediation and, where appropriate, automated code changes or pull requests for review.
Aptori supports continuous technical security controls, vulnerability management, remediation evidence, retesting, and security assurance workflows that can help organizations address applicable EU CRA and UK TSA obligations.
Yes. Aptori supports deployment models including dedicated SaaS, self-hosted environments, private cloud, and air-gapped environments for organizations with regulatory, data residency, or sovereign requirements.
Aptori can be deployed as dedicated SaaS or within customer-controlled infrastructure, including private cloud, Kubernetes, self-hosted, and air-gapped environments.
Watch Aptori discover attack paths, prove exploitability, prioritize real risk, accelerate vulnerability remediation, and verify closure.
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