Application Security Posture Management for verified risk.
See the application risk that actually matters. Aptori ASPM unifies findings from code, APIs, dependencies, Kubernetes, runtime validation, and third-party tools into one continuously updated application-security posture—then drives prioritized remediation and verified closure.
evidence • remediation
ASPM gives AppSec one operating view of risk.
Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) is a continuous approach to centralizing, correlating, and prioritizing application-security findings across the software lifecycle. An ASPM platform helps teams understand which applications are exposed, why the risk matters, who owns it, and what should happen next.
Aptori extends that posture with runtime evidence, exploitability validation, remediation context, and verification.
Turn disconnected findings into a connected posture.
ASPM becomes useful when signals stop behaving like separate scanner outputs. Aptori normalizes, correlates, and deduplicates findings so they describe the same application and risk path.
What was detected?
What does it belong to?
Why does it matter?
Turn fragmented AppSec data into one prioritized risk model.
Aptori ASPM brings together application-security signals, removes duplicate noise, adds application context, and drives the highest-value risk toward remediation.
Posture Management
Use context and runtime proof to compress the queue.
Most ASPM platforms help correlate findings. Aptori adds Semantic Runtime Validation so the posture can distinguish theoretical exposure from vulnerabilities with stronger evidence of exploitability.
Many potential issues
Signals arrive from multiple scanners, testing engines, repositories, APIs, dependencies, and environments.
Understand what is real
Correlate reachability, ownership, business criticality, threat intelligence, and runtime behavior.
Focus remediation
Escalate vulnerabilities supported by application context and exploitability evidence.
ACTIONABLE PRIORITYASPM shows the posture. Continuous Vulnerability Management drives the action.
Aptori connects its ASPM platform directly to Continuous Vulnerability Management instead of stopping at dashboards and prioritization.
Keep specialized testing. Unify the posture.
Aptori keeps depth in each security domain while sharing risk context, evidence, ownership, and remediation across the platform.
AI SAST
Semantic code analysis, data flow, authorization, business logic, and developer remediation.
Explore AI SAST →SCA + SBOM
Dependencies, CVE/OSV, EPSS, KEV, reachability, containers, and licenses.
Explore SCA →Runtime Validation
Authorization, objects, workflows, business logic, and exploitability evidence.
Explore API Security →Autonomous Pentest
Attack-path exploration, runtime proof, impact validation, and remediation retesting.
Explore DART →Use posture data as assurance evidence.
EU CRA + NIS2
Support vulnerability handling, secure development, remediation, and control evidence.
Explore EU CRA →UK TSA
Maintain visibility and evidence across telecom applications, APIs, Kubernetes, and partner systems.
Explore UK TSA →PCI DSS
Connect application testing, risk prioritization, vulnerability management, and remediation.
Explore PCI DSS →Security Assurance
Preserve testing, validation, remediation, and closure evidence across programs.
Explore Compliance →Application Security Posture Management questions.
What is Application Security Posture Management?
Application Security Posture Management, or ASPM, centralizes and correlates security findings so teams can understand risk across code, APIs, dependencies, cloud-native infrastructure, runtime systems, ownership, and remediation.
What does an ASPM platform do?
An ASPM platform aggregates and deduplicates findings, maps them to applications and owners, enriches them with application and threat context, prioritizes risk, and helps teams coordinate remediation across the software lifecycle.
How is Aptori ASPM different?
Aptori combines posture management with Semantic Runtime Validation, exploitability evidence, developer remediation, and verified closure so teams can move from visibility to measurable risk reduction.
How does ASPM relate to Continuous Vulnerability Management?
ASPM provides visibility and correlation across application risk. Continuous Vulnerability Management turns that posture into an execution loop for prioritization, remediation, retesting, and verified closure.
How does ASPM reduce security noise?
ASPM correlates duplicate and related findings, adds application ownership and reachability context, incorporates vulnerability intelligence, and can use runtime evidence to distinguish theoretical exposure from more actionable risk.
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