About Probely
Probely is a security software platform from Probely that focuses on web application security. It provides scanning, analysis, and reporting features so users can identify vulnerabilities in their web applications. This platform allows users to continuously monitor their applications and receive actionable insights into security issues. Probely supports integration with CI/CD pipelines, making it easier to incorporate security checks during development. It also offers customizable reporting capabilities to meet various compliance requirements. Key capabilities: automated scanning vulnerability detection integration with DevOps tools customizable reports compliance support Best for: security teams that need to oversee application security throughout the development lifecycle.
Probely Details
Probely's In-App Market Place
Does Probely have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
USD ($), EUR (€), GBP (£)
Pros & Cons
- Easy to Use: Users generally find it straightforward and easy to use.
- Effective Vulnerability Detection: Capable of finding various levels of vulnerabilities in web applications and APIs.
- Saves Time and Effort: Automates security testing, saving users significant time.
- Supports Multiple Environments: Allows testing of staging and production environments for the price of one.
- Excellent API: The API is comprehensive and mirrors the web interface, saving developer time.
- Developer-Friendly Output: Reports are detailed and include recommended fixes, making it easier for developers to address vulnerabilities.
- Good Customer Service: Users report positive experiences with customer support.
- Automation Potential: Well-suited for integration into CI/CD pipelines.
- Comprehensive Vulnerability Database: Detects a large number of vulnerabilities, including common ones like SQLi and XSS.
- False-Positive Free (claimed): Reports only vulnerabilities that matter.
- Detailed Remediation Instructions: Provides clear guidance on how to fix identified issues.
- Cloud-Based: Accessible and manageable through the cloud.
- Difficulty Defining User/Password: Some users have experienced issues configuring authentication for web applications.
- Machine and Domain Locking: The license might be tied to a specific machine and domain, causing issues with hostname changes.
- Custom Scoring Limitations: Custom vulnerability scoring might not align with everyone's needs.
- Limited Functionality: May not identify vulnerabilities in underlying infrastructure like outdated web servers, requiring additional tools.
- API Limitations (for dynamic targets): Scanning dynamic targets with changing addresses (like containers after build) might not be possible.
- Feature Request Implementation Time: Users would like to see faster implementation of requested features.
- API Support Improvement Needed: Some users feel the API documentation and advanced controls could be better.