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What is an Application Security Posture Management (ASPM)?

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Last answered Jan 19, 2023
ZvikaRonen - PeerSpot reviewer
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Suphi Cankurt - PeerSpot reviewer
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Global Head of Quality Engineering at IGT Solutions
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@Evgeny Belenky 
It is a platform to monitor, assess and control cyber security risks for an organizations.

It integrates and centralizes the findings and remediation of all security issues/information coming from various security tools in phases of SAST, DAST, IAST, etc.

Key points are observability and remediation capabilities at one place. This is an evolving area and will take some time to fully mature.

Few tools companies are claiming to be providing solutions for ASPM such as Armorcode, but I am yet to assess its capabilities.

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