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Drowning in Application Security Alerts?

Reclaim Control with Intelligent ASPM That Actually Works

ASPM Delivers “Shift Left” Application Security Testing

ASPM is a practice that aims to enhance the security and resilience of applications by maintaining a comprehensive risk posture for their architecture, including services, libraries, APIs, dependencies, attack surfaces, and sensitive data flows, enabling quick identification and prioritization of business-critical risks.

Problem: Noise

Most Vulnerabilities are Noise due to

  • False positives
  • Unexploitable
  • Unused at runtime
  • Too many findings with no runtime context!

AppSec and CloudSec work in silos and don’t have contextual understanding of vulnerabilities

Solution: AccuKnox ASPM

Revolutionizing Application Security

AccuKnox AppSec integrates best in class vulnerability management, SCA, SAST and DAST tools. Our flexible security posture approach efficiently prioritizes critical vulnerabilities, ensuring a comprehensive protection journey from code to cloud

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SCA is a tool that inventories the open source code libraries in the applications and compares them to a database of Common Vulnerabilities and Exploits(CVEs) to identify vulnerabilities. It is useful for evaluating vulnerabilities in open source components but is limited to development and testing.

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Static Application Security Testing (SAST)

SAST is used to identify security issues early in the software development lifecycle but lacks environmental, architectural, or runtime context.

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Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)

DAST is a tool used in software development to identify known exploits of interfaces in web applications. However, it has limitations like not achieving 100% test coverage, not specifying vulnerability location, and being expensive and time consuming.

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IaC Scanner is a tool that helps identify misconfigurations in IaC files, enforcing best practices and security guidelines. Integrating AccuKnox into a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions can improve security.

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  • Application Drift
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  • Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
  • Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
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SCA analyzes third party dependencies & libraries in open source software, ensuring they are secure and up to date. It is implemented during development, testing, or production phases, for a flexible CI/CD pipeline.

  • SCA identifies vulnerable third party software components, helping to mitigate risks early in the software development lifecycle.
  • While it excels in identifying vulnerabilities in third party code, it lacks runtime context, is limited to third party scope, and does not scan proprietary code.
  • Ideal for identifying open source component risks, protecting against supply chain attacks, and checking dependencies for vulnerabilities. This proactive approach ensures a more secure software ecosystem.

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ASPM Platform: Complete Guide

Explore everything you need to know about Application Security Posture Management (ASPM)—why it’s crucial for modern DevSecOps, how it works, and how AccuKnox helps you eliminate risks from code to runtime in your SDLC.

What is ASPM?

Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) is a modern approach to securing applications throughout the software development lifecycle. It helps organisations identify, prioritise, and remediate risks across the CI/CD pipeline by integrating application security signals into a centralised platform.

ASPM brings together static analysis (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), IaC scanning, threat modelling, and runtime insights—giving you a unified view of your application security posture. It empowers AppSec, DevOps, and SecOps to collaborate efficiently without context switching or alert fatigue.

Core Components of ASPM

A complete ASPM solution connects various stages of the SDLC with integrated security signals:

  1. SAST + SCA Integration
    Detect vulnerabilities in proprietary and open-source code early in the development phase.
  2. IaC Security & Policy as Code
    Scan infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Helm, etc.) for misconfigurations before deployment.
  3. CI/CD Pipeline Security
    Catch issues at build time by embedding security checks into CI tools like Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab, etc.
  4. Threat Modelling & SBOM Analysis
    Map potential attack paths and ensure visibility into third-party software components and supply chain risks.
  5. Runtime Drift Detection
    Compare deployment artefacts vs runtime behaviour and flag deviations instantly.

By unifying all of this into one interface, ASPM helps teams act on what matters most—faster and with precision.

ASPM Components Table

ComponentFocus AreaKey FunctionsIdeal For
SAST/SCACode SecurityDetect code flaws, OSS vulnerabilitiesDevs, AppSec Teams
IaC & Policy-as-CodeCloud Provisioning SecurityPre-deployment checks for cloud templatesCloud Engineers, DevOps
CI/CD Pipeline GuardBuild-Time SecurityShift-left scanning, hardcoded secrets, dependency risksDevOps, Platform Teams
Threat ModelingRisk Mapping & PrioritisationVisualise threat paths, prioritise based on impactSecOps, Architects
Drift DetectionRuntime Behaviour MonitoringAlert on the drift between expected vs actual behaviourDevSecOps, SOC Teams

Why Enterprises Are Investing in ASPM

Modern development practices mean faster releases—but also greater risk. Key challenges include:

  • Security signals are scattered across disconnected tools
  • No single source of truth across code, pipeline, and runtime
  • Manual correlation of alerts is slowing down remediation
  • Limited visibility into the supply chain and third-party components

ASPM solves this by stitching together code, infrastructure, and runtime context, allowing security teams to make data-driven decisions with speed and confidence.

Why AccuKnox ASPM?
AccuKnox offers a next-gen ASPM solution built for scale and simplicity. Here’s how we’re different:

  • Unified Visibility: One platform that maps vulnerabilities across code, CI/CD, infrastructure, and runtime
  • Zero Trust Integration: Combine ASPM insights with runtime enforcement through eBPF and KubeArmor
  • Open-Source Compatibility: Works seamlessly with GitHub, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Terraform, and more
  • Agentless or In-Kernel Options: Choose the deployment that fits your environment

From early detection to runtime protection, AccuKnox’s ASPM closes the loop across your SDLC.

Getting Started with ASPM

Wondering where to begin? Here’s a quick path to implement ASPM with AccuKnox:

  • Audit your existing SDLC and tooling
    Identify where security gaps exist—code scanning, IaC, pipeline, or runtime.
  • Enable CI/CD Integration
    Connect AccuKnox to your GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, etc. to activate shift-left security.
  • Configure Policy-as-Code
    Use AccuKnox’s policy templates or define your own rules to enforce compliance and best practices.
  • Correlate, Prioritise, Remediate
    Focus only on actionable risks using our posture dashboard and alert enrichment.
  • Monitor for Drift and Runtime Attacks
    Detect security drifts, exploit attempts, and anomalies using runtime visibility.

ASPM Use Cases

Secure CI/CD pipelines from build to deploy
Identify and prioritise exploitable vulnerabilities
Monitor and alert on software drift and zero-day threats
Achieve compliance with DevSecOps maturity frameworks
Reduce MTTR by unifying context from code to cloud

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AccuKnox ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) is designed to enhance application security and resilience by maintaining a comprehensive risk posture across your architecture. It revolutionizes AppSec by integrating best-in-class tools for vulnerability management, SCA, SAST, and DAST, offering full spectrum protection from code to cloud, including runtime visibility.

AccuKnox ASPM makes security alerts easier to manage by removing the clutter. It helps teams focus on real problems. Here’s how:

  • Filters False Alerts: Smart rules remove false alerts so you only see real issues.
  • Focuses on Larger Issues: Highlights serious problems, like critical risks, first.
  • Groups Similar Alerts: Combines repeat alerts into one to simplify your work.
  • Ignores Low-Risk Stuff: Skips minor issues that don’t need immediate attention.

This helps teams fix important issues quickly.

AccuKnox ASPM integrates top-tier tools for:

  • Software Composition Analysis (SCA)
  • Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
  • Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
  • Secrets Scanning
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Scanning

These capabilities offer deep insight into both code and infrastructure security.

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AccuKnox supports integration with CI/CD tools like GitHub Actions and Jenkins, and many others (see full list). You can add specific steps or plugins to scan for containers, IaC, SAST, and DAST within your workflows. Setup involves generating an AccuKnox API token and configuring it as a secret in your CI/CD environment, along with the variables for the scanner.

AccuKnox identifies a wide range of issues, including:

  • Container & Supply Chain: RCE, DoS, authentication issues, sensitive data leaks
  • IaC: Misconfigurations in security groups, storage accounts, and instances
  • SAST: Null pointer exceptions, XXE, Injection, privilege escalation
  • DAST: XSS, SQL injection, file inclusion, CORS issues, missing security headers

Secret Scan: Password, Access Key, Sensitive data leakage

Yes. AccuKnox not only detects issues but also provides actionable recommendations. These may include version upgrades, fix suggestions for IaC misconfigurations, or guidance on resolving code-level vulnerabilities like RCE or hardcoded credentials.

All findings from Container, IaC, SAST, and DAST scans can be reviewed in the AccuKnox Dashboard. Go to the Issues section → Findings tab → select the relevant scan (e.g., Container Image Findings, IaC Findings) to view detailed results and remediation advice.