Phoenix Security
Phoenix Security is an application security platform focused on finding and triaging code-level and runtime vulnerabilities across the software delivery lifecycle. In the DAST/SAST scope, it normalizes findings from source-code analysis, dynamic testing, and related appsec scanners into a single model, then uses runtime context to help prioritize remediation. Public materials also indicate support for air-gapped deployments and broader AppSec workflows, but the core value for buyers in this category is combining static and dynamic findings with remediation guidance. It is best suited for security teams and developers that need one place to correlate application vulnerability signals from multiple testing methods.
Visit websiteAsk about pricing, alternatives, or if Phoenix Security is right for you.
The Picari read
Phoenix Security correlates static and dynamic application security findings, then adds runtime context to help teams decide which code and app issues matter first. It is best for security groups that want SAST and DAST results normalized in one workflow, including air-gapped deployments and validation-driven triage.
- Organizations seeking a unified platform to consolidate, normalize, and prioritize application security findings across various testing methodologies and environments.
- Centralizing vulnerability management from multiple scanners
- Accelerating remediation by prioritizing exploitable flaws
- Ensuring compliance in highly regulated or air-gapped environments
- Identifying software supply chain risks
Product catalogue
Phoenix Security pricing and integrations
For Phoenix Security integration and pricing details, ask Picari. Start a briefing with your question, such as whether it connects to your SIEM, identity provider and ticketing stack, or how it is priced at your seat count and data volume.
Unverified profile
This profile hasn't been verified by Phoenix Security yet. Information may be incomplete.
Are you from Phoenix Security? Verify this profileProfile last updated on 7 September 2026 by Picari.