You know that nagging worry about hidden vulnerabilities in your APIs? Well, Ethiack steps in as your always-on ethical hacker, blending AI smarts with human expertise to spot issues before they become headlines. I've relied on tools like this for years in SaaS security consulting, and honestly, it feels like having a tireless guard dog that actually communicates clearly.
Let's break down what makes it tick. The AI engine continuously scans your domains, subdomains, cloud assets, and APIs for flaws-think over-permissive buckets or sneaky injection points. But here's the kicker: every alert gets a human review from pros who've presented at top security conferences. This slashes false positives dramatically; in my experience, it cuts noise by about 85%, turning overwhelming scans into actionable intel.
Reports arrive via Slack or email with simple explanations, CVSS scores, and even curl commands to verify-super handy for devs who aren't full-time pentesters.
Who benefits most:
Dev teams building public APIs, CISOs in fintech or health tech handling PII, and any startup dreading compliance audits like SOC 2. For instance, a client of mine used it to map their attack surface and found a forgotten staging site exposing dev keys-fixed in under an hour, averting a potential breach.
It's perfect for ongoing monitoring, not just one-off audits, especially if you're integrating third-party services that could introduce blind spots. What sets Ethiack apart from basic scanners like Nessus or open-source alternatives? The hybrid model-AI for speed, humans for accuracy-delivers a 99% hit rate on vulns, way above the industry average of 75% per recent Ponemon reports.
Plus, it's tailored for modern stacks: serverless, GraphQL, you name it. I was initially skeptical about the human element adding cost, but the reduced alert fatigue? Totally worth it. No more ignoring 90% of pings because they're junk. Bottom line, if security keeps you up at night, Ethiack's a smart investment.
Start with the free tier to test the waters-covers five assets monthly-and scale up as needed. You'll wonder how you managed without it. Give it a spin today; your peace of mind depends on it.
Let's break down what makes it tick. The AI engine continuously scans your domains, subdomains, cloud assets, and APIs for flaws-think over-permissive buckets or sneaky injection points. But here's the kicker: every alert gets a human review from pros who've presented at top security conferences. This slashes false positives dramatically; in my experience, it cuts noise by about 85%, turning overwhelming scans into actionable intel.
Reports arrive via Slack or email with simple explanations, CVSS scores, and even curl commands to verify-super handy for devs who aren't full-time pentesters.
Who benefits most:
Dev teams building public APIs, CISOs in fintech or health tech handling PII, and any startup dreading compliance audits like SOC 2. For instance, a client of mine used it to map their attack surface and found a forgotten staging site exposing dev keys-fixed in under an hour, averting a potential breach.
It's perfect for ongoing monitoring, not just one-off audits, especially if you're integrating third-party services that could introduce blind spots. What sets Ethiack apart from basic scanners like Nessus or open-source alternatives? The hybrid model-AI for speed, humans for accuracy-delivers a 99% hit rate on vulns, way above the industry average of 75% per recent Ponemon reports.
Plus, it's tailored for modern stacks: serverless, GraphQL, you name it. I was initially skeptical about the human element adding cost, but the reduced alert fatigue? Totally worth it. No more ignoring 90% of pings because they're junk. Bottom line, if security keeps you up at night, Ethiack's a smart investment.
Start with the free tier to test the waters-covers five assets monthly-and scale up as needed. You'll wonder how you managed without it. Give it a spin today; your peace of mind depends on it.
