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Get the Intelligence You Need to Scale Your AppSec Program

Track application risk and testing coverage in real time—and prove program effectiveness with live data.

The Challenge

AppSec Programs Lack Intelligence

More tools and more dashboards haven’t answered the fundamental question: is your AppSec program actually reducing risk, or just generating activity?

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Tools Show Alerts, Not Answers

Aggregated findings tell you what was found—but not what was missed, what’s untested, or whether overall risk is trending down.

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Coverage Gaps Stay Invisible

Without program-level intelligence, exposed applications slip through the cracks. You don’t know what isn’t being tested—and attackers do.

Manual Application Risk Assessments Can’t Keep Up

By the time reports are compiled and spreadsheets reconciled, your application attack surface has already changed—again.

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How it Works

AppSec Oversight Built for How Software Actually Ships

A dashboard displays 339 total repositories and 118 attack surfaces in the past 30 days, supporting Shift-Left Security in CI/CD. Two repositories are listed below with detected frameworks: both use Spring Boot; one also uses gRPC.

Unified View of Test Coverage and Risk

  • See your complete attack surface side-by-side with current testing coverage
  • Instantly identify high-risk applications that are untested or partially covered
  • Prioritize apps based on sensitive data, exposure, and change velocity
  • Always know your coverage rate—no manual tracking, no guesswork

Track Your App Risk Lifecycle In Real Time

  • Trace every vulnerability from detection through remediation and re-test
  • Surface bottlenecks—spot teams or apps that need support
  • Connect findings directly to tickets for full audit trails
  • Validate fixes before code ships, not after incidents happen
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Dashboard showing application scan stats: 16 apps scanned, 0 failed scans, findings categorized by urgency, and an Attack Surface Coverage chart (76% covered) with insights into GraphQL & gRPC API Security for comprehensive runtime vulnerability detection.

Prove AppSec Program Effectiveness to Leadership

  • Track vulnerability volume and severity trends over time
  • Generate reports aligned to internal policies or compliance frameworks
  • Show measurable application risk reduction quarter over quarter
  • Answer executive questions with live dashboards—not spreadsheet heroics

The StackHawk Difference

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Beyond Activity Metrics

What’s our AppSec coverage? Where is risk increasing? Are fixes actually working? Get clear answers backed by live data.

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Always Up To Date

Powered by continuous, code-based discovery and testing, oversight updates automatically as developers ship.

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Integrated Across Your Entire Dev & Security Stack

StackHawk connects to the development and security tools your team already uses for seamless automation and unified visibility across application security tools.

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