Secure your software supply chain and protect the integrity of your code with OpenText Fortify WebInspect, a dynamic application security testing (DAST) tool.

Fortify WebInspect is an automated DAST solution that helps security professionals, QA testers, and developers find security vulnerabilities. It simulates real-world attacks on an application to identify issues and prioritize them for root-cause analysis.

Here are the top 5 reasons your organization should turn to Fortify WebInspect for DAST:

1. Improve time to market with automation. Faster application security testing leads to faster application releases. Test the most critical portions of your apps early in the development process with scan times that take less than five minutes.
2. Involve developers in DAST. Usually, DAST takes place after an application reaches production. But with Fortify WebInspect, you can test applications earlier in the development lifecycle, which saves you time and money.
3. Secure your APIs. Gain comprehensive API security for any application, from SOAP to REST—as well as GraphQL and gRPC.
4. Integrate and automate using REST APIs. Achieve tighter integration, automate scans, and check if compliance requirements are met with numerous REST APIs.
5. Audit modern frameworks and web technologies. Fortify WebInspect audits all vulnerability classes in modern frameworks and web technologies. It supports HTML5, JSON, AJAX, JavaScript, HTTP2, and more.

A Bit on Fortify WebInspect

Fortify WebInspect by OpenText is an automated DAST solution that provides comprehensive vulnerability detection and helps security professionals and QA testers identify security vulnerabilities and configuration issues.

It does this by simulating real-world external security attacks on a running application to identify issues and prioritize them for root-cause analysis. Fortify WebInspect by OpenText has numerous REST APIs to benefit integration and has the flexibility to be managed through an intuitive UI or run completely via automation. Fortify WebInspect also has a single, cohesive method of defining authentication, whether it be static, dynamic, or pulling tokens from macros.

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