Application security posture management (ASPM) company Bionic has added two new capabilities — Bionic Signals and Bionic Business Risk Scoring — to its namesake cybersecurity platform to help its customers detect, prioritize and remediate vulnerabilities and threats in their applications.
The idea is to collate signals from multiple threat intelligence platforms and add business context to identify critical risks in customer applications and help prioritize them based on the level of risks involved.
“The surge in applications and shift to continuous delivery are introducing new attack surfaces and attack vectors at an unimaginable rate,” said Eyal Mamo, co-founder and chief technology officer at Bionic. “Our next-gen application security platform detects, scores, and prioritizes application risk so that teams can spend time fixing what needs to be fixed.”
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