Do I need ASPM if I already have SCA? A decision guide
If SCA is your only scanner and one team reads the results, you probably do not need ASPM yet. Here are the signals that say it is time to add one.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
If SCA is your only scanner and one team reads the results, you probably do not need ASPM yet. Here are the signals that say it is time to add one.
Start with introspection, then field suggestions, batching, query cost, authorization and injection. A short order of work for testing a GraphQL API.
Collect candidates from peers, open standards, marketplaces, your developers and public docs, then filter with deal breakers. Five sources and a log.
Expired tokens, nonces and signed requests can log a scanner out mid-run, so everything returns 401 and looks secure. How to detect and prevent it.
A shared sheet can do the job of ASPM for a small estate. Here are the columns to track and the thresholds that signal it is time to automate.
A plain five question check to decide if a vulnerability alert needs a fix now, soon, or a recorded no, using exploitation, reach and impact.
Most vulnerability alerts need no fix because the flaw cannot touch your software as it runs. Five common reasons, how to check each, and what to record.
A test is only reusable if you can say what was tested, as whom, when and what happened. Twelve fields to record after every API security test.
Can DAST find blind bugs that show nothing in the response? Yes, with out-of-band testing, where the app calls back to a listener. Limits included.
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