One self-hosted platform that confirms each vulnerability with a benign, safe proof - a captured request and response, no destructive actions - then blocks the risky build before it ships. Your source code and data never leave your infrastructure.
Every confirmed finding ships with the exact benign probe we sent, the response that gave it away, and the oracle that decided it. No payload runs anything destructive - and nothing reaches this page that we could not reproduce.
GET /api/orders?id=1%20AND%207919*7907=62615533 HTTP/1.1 Host: shop.internal
HTTP/1.1 200 OK {"orders":[{"id":1,"total":"149.00"}]} # benign baseline · id=1 AND 7919*7907=1 HTTP/1.1 200 OK {"orders":[]}
Arithmetic differential oracle: the true product (62615533) returns the row, the false one returns nothing. The query is executing our input - not a heuristic, a proof.
POST /profile HTTP/1.1
Host: app.internal
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
display_name={{7*170}}HTTP/1.1 200 OK <h2>Welcome, 1190</h2>
The template engine evaluated 7*170 and rendered 1190 - a benign expression, never a real payload. Server-side template injection confirmed, RCE-class.
POST /fetch HTTP/1.1
Host: api.internal
Content-Type: application/json
{"url":"http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/iam/security-credentials/app-role"}HTTP/1.1 200 OK {"AccessKeyId":"ASIA…","Token":"…","Expiration":"…"}
The response carried a live cloud-credential marker that is absent from a benign baseline request. SSRF reaching the instance metadata service - critical.
apPosture runs entirely inside your infrastructure. The scanners, the correlation engine and the AI all run local by default, so your source, findings and evidence never leave. This is the line a SaaS-first tool cannot say.
Docker Compose in your own environment, fully functional with no outbound connection.
Analysis runs on a local model. Any external model is opt-in with a kill-switch - your code is never shipped to a vendor cloud.
Findings, evidence vault and reports live on your storage. Nothing to leak from a vendor multi-tenant cloud.
Security proves it, engineering trusts it, IT controls it, and product ships around it - one platform, one source of truth, whoever opens it.
You own the risk, the audit, and the daily fight against alert noise.
You answer for both shipping speed and security risk - to the board and to the business.
You are accountable for data sovereignty, uptime and operational burden.
Product and delivery stakeholders watch posture and plan around it - as free read-only viewers.
Every finding maps to the controls it touches
Ten native engines, plus correlated ingestion of the tools you already run - everything collapses into a single, deduplicated, risk-weighted posture.
Dynamic testing that proves exploitation.
API security that ties code to runtime.
Static analysis that follows the real data flow.
Open-source risk you can actually act on.
Image CVEs without leaving the runner.
Infrastructure misconfig - and it grounds your threat model.
Kubernetes posture, scored and deduplicated.
Find leaked keys before attackers do.
An AI that works like your best pentester.
Threat modeling that proves, not just describes.
One risk-weighted posture across every source.
Block risky releases - fail-closed.
Self-hosted does not mean self-service on the hard questions. Identity, audit, availability and updates are built in - and the evaluation material is here, not behind a form.
SSO (SAML / OIDC), role-based access with least-privilege defaults, MFA.
Tamper-evident audit log and an append-only evidence vault with retention you set.
High availability, encrypted backups, and offline CVE and template updates.
Findings mapped to OWASP, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, HIPAA and GDPR.
Most tools find, or they model (hypothetical). apPosture confirms the gap with a benign, safe proof, then blocks the risky ones at the CI gate.
Reachability + ML triage + multi-oracle confirmation + KEV/exploit funnel. The funnel below is illustrative - your ratio depends on your codebase; the method is the same.
From discovery to a proven attack chain. A PoC in your own environment.