ASPM is the discipline of turning many disconnected security scanners into one managed program: every finding, from every source, correlated into a single risk-weighted view per root cause, prioritized by reachability and tracked against an SLA.
A modern application is scanned by half a dozen tools - dynamic testing, static analysis, dependency scanning, container and infrastructure-as-code checks, secret detection. Each produces its own list, in its own format, with its own duplicates. Nobody can say which of the thousands of findings actually matters. ASPM fixes that by making the finding, not the scanner, the unit of work.
Two levers decide whether an ASPM cuts noise or adds a dashboard. The first is reachability: does runtime input actually reach the vulnerable code. The second is proof: is the finding confirmed by a real exploit or merely inferred. apPosture is built on both - findings are raised on evidence, and a single deduplicated posture is scored 0-100 and graded A-F. See the proof methodology.
ASOC is the correlation and workflow layer. ASPM includes that correlation but adds risk weighting, reachability, posture scoring and SLA tracking on top.
It can provide native scanners and also ingest existing ones. The value is the single correlated posture, whether the findings come from apPosture or an imported report.
By correlating multiple sources, applying reachability, and - in a proof-based engine - only raising findings that are confirmed by exploit or leak.
From discovery to a proven attack chain. A PoC in your own environment.