The Netsparker web application security solution is designed to be an integral part of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) environment: developers commit new code or updates, then Netsparker Cloud automatically scans the commits and reports any identified issues, ensuring the applications are secure before they are moved to a live environment.
Businesses that have successfully integrated Netsparker Cloud into their SDLC and DevOps environments, and have involved their developers in the vulnerability scanning and management processes are already benefiting from financial savings and more secure web applications and web services. To facilitate the hassle-free involvement of all relevant developers and other team members, Netsparker Cloud now supports Single Sign-On (SSO).
When you integrate Netsparker Cloud in your environment and enable Single Sign-On, users do not have to manually log in to Netsparker Cloud each time they want to access a vulnerability report or scan results. Instead, their already authenticated session is used to access the Netsparker Cloud dashboard and all the information they require.
Netsparker Cloud can also be integrated with these authentication services, so that users do not have to sign in when they already have a session and need to access Netsparker Cloud:
*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Netsparker, Web Application Security Scanner authored by Robert Abela. Read the original post at: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/netsparker/~3/y8xS32GwNuc/
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