Checkmarx

36 reviews

Identify software security vulnerabilities & fix them

ZAP by Checkmarx

14 reviews

ZAP by Checkmarx, formerly known as Zed Attack Proxy , is a leading open-source web application security scanner designed to help developers, testers, and security professionals identify vulnerabilities in web applications. Actively maintained by a global community, ZAP offers both automated and manual testing capabilities, making it suitable for users with varying levels of security expertise. Key Features and Functionality: - Automated Security Scanning: ZAP provides simple, single-click automated scanning, enabling users to identify security flaws with ease. - Active and Passive Scanning: Utilizes both passive and active scanning techniques to uncover a wide range of security vulnerabilities. - Advanced User Controls: Offers tools like manual interception, fuzzing, and forced browsing for thorough penetration testing. - CI/CD Integration: Seamlessly integrates with Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment pipelines, automating security testing within development workflows. - Cross-Platform Support: Compatible with Linux, Windows, and macOS operating systems. Primary Value and Problem Solved: ZAP by Checkmarx addresses the critical need for accessible and effective web application security testing. By offering a free, open-source solution with both automated and manual testing capabilities, ZAP empowers organizations to identify and remediate vulnerabilities early in the development lifecycle. Its integration with CI/CD pipelines ensures that security becomes an integral part of the development process, reducing the risk of security breaches and enhancing overall application security.

Checkmarx Codebashing

10 reviews

Raising AppSec awareness simply cannot be thought of as a distinct step in the SDLC. It's all about inserting awareness into every step of the SDLC in a manner that actually fuels faster releases. Codebashing does exactly that - Through the use of just-in-time training, ongoing communication, and fun engagement, security managers cultivate a culture of software security that empowers developers to think and act securely in their day-to-day work.