Forenzy Prism
One prioritized view of every application risk you carry
Forenzy Prism is an application security posture management (ASPM) platform that brings the output of all your security tools — SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets, container and IaC scanning — into a single, deduplicated view, then ranks every finding by real-world exploitability instead of raw severity.
Pair Prism with Forenzy Manifest (SCA/SBOM) and Forenzy Probe (DAST): dependency and runtime findings roll into one AppSec backlog — not a separate infrastructure VM program.
Your stack
How ASPM fits your AppSec program
- Unifies output from SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets and container scanners — it does not replace them.
- Forenzy Manifest feeds SBOM and dependency risk into the same prioritized queue.
- Forenzy Probe supplies runtime DAST findings; Prism deduplicates and ranks them with everything else.
- Different from infrastructure-only VM: Prism is application-risk posture, not asset scanning alone.
- Forenzy Siege validates that detections and remediations actually work after you fix issues.
The problem
More tools. More alerts. Less clarity.
Most teams don't have an AppSec data problem; they have an AppSec noise problem. Findings pile up across disconnected scanners, the same flaw appears three times under three names, and nobody can say which ten issues to fix first.
Multi-tool aggregation
Pull findings from SCA, SAST, DAST, secrets, container and IaC scanners into one normalized view.
Smart deduplication
Merge the same flaw reported by different tools into a single finding, with every duplicate one click away.
Risk-based prioritization
Rank by real exploitability using EPSS, CISA KEV and business context, not raw CVSS alone.
Threat-intel enrichment
Every finding tagged with exploit availability, KEV status and active-exploitation signals.
Policy engine & gates
Enforce severity, KEV and SLA policies across pull requests, pipelines and deployments.
Compliance mapping
Auto-map findings to OWASP, PCI DSS, NIST, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 with audit-ready evidence.
Unified AppSec posture dashboard
Aggregate, deduplicate and prioritize across your AppSec stack
Pull findings from every scanner, merge duplicates, and rank by real-world exploitability — not raw CVSS alone.
Capabilities
Aggregate, deduplicate and prioritize across your AppSec stack
Pull findings from every scanner, merge duplicates, and rank by real-world exploitability — not raw CVSS alone.
Multi-tool aggregation
Pull findings from SCA, SAST, DAST, secrets, container and IaC scanners into one normalized view.
Smart deduplication
Merge the same flaw reported by different tools into a single finding, with every duplicate one click away.
Risk-based prioritization
Rank by real exploitability using EPSS, CISA KEV and business context, not raw CVSS alone.
Threat-intel enrichment
Every finding tagged with exploit availability, KEV status and active-exploitation signals.
Policy engine & gates
Enforce severity, KEV and SLA policies across pull requests, pipelines and deployments.
Compliance mapping
Auto-map findings to OWASP, PCI DSS, NIST, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 with audit-ready evidence.
Remediation orchestration
Auto-create and sync Jira / GitHub tickets, route by code owner, track MTTR to closure.
Executive dashboards
Posture score, MTTR, SLA compliance and trends for security leadership at a glance.
Integrations
Connects to the tools you already run.
Prism ingests findings across every layer of your AppSec stack and pushes work into the systems your teams live in.
Integrations
Connects to the tools you already run.
Prism ingests findings across every layer of your AppSec stack and pushes work into the systems your teams live in.
SCA
Snyk, Mend, Sonatype, Black Duck, Trivy
SAST
Checkmarx, Veracode, SonarQube, Semgrep, CodeQL
DAST
Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, Invicti, Forenzy Probe
Containers / IaC / Secrets
Trivy, Prisma Cloud, Checkov, GitGuardian
CI/CD & ticketing
GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Jira, ServiceNow, Slack
Use cases
Where teams deploy it first
AppSec tool consolidation
Replace five scanner dashboards with one prioritized backlog for engineering and one posture score for leadership.
Release gating
Block deploys when critical KEV or policy violations appear — with evidence attached to every ticket.
Audit & compliance
Map findings to PCI, SOC 2 and ISO controls automatically for auditor-ready evidence packs.
Proof in practice
Customer outcomes
Enterprise SaaS
ASPM cut MTTR 40% — every critical finding closed in 24 hours
Challenge: Twelve AppSec scanners produced duplicate alerts; MTTR was measured in weeks and ownership was unclear.
Outcome: Forenzy Prism unified SAST, DAST, SCA and container output; 47 critical issues across three services were validated fixed within 24 hours, with audit-ready SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence.
A SaaS team unified twelve scanners in Forenzy Prism, cut MTTR by 40%, and closed every critical finding within 24 hours — with audit-ready SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence.
FAQ
Common questions
What is ASPM?
Application security posture management is a platform that aggregates findings from all your AppSec tools, removes duplicates, and prioritizes the result by real risk so teams fix what matters first.
How is ASPM different from a single scanner?
A scanner finds one issue type (SAST, DAST or SCA). ASPM unifies them all, correlates the overlap, and gives one prioritized cross-tool view.
Which tools does Forenzy Prism integrate with?
Prism ingests findings from leading SCA, SAST, DAST, secrets, container and IaC scanners, and pushes remediation work into CI/CD pipelines and ticketing systems such as Jira, GitHub and ServiceNow.
Do I still need SAST and DAST if I have ASPM?
Yes. ASPM aggregates and prioritizes findings from scanners such as SAST and DAST — it does not replace them. Mature AppSec programs use scanners for detection and ASPM for deduplication, risk ranking and workflow.
Does Forenzy Prism help with SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audits?
Yes. Prism maps findings to common control frameworks, tracks remediation SLAs and MTTR, and produces audit-ready evidence that shows how application risks were identified and closed.
