For non-Windows systems, Aurva uses eBPF to monitor data packets without being in-line, enabling high-speed, low-latency performance. For Windows environments, it uses custom lightweight agents powered by Agentix to deliver similar functionality. Processing over a billion queries daily for some customers, Aurva offers comprehensive insight into data access and flows across complex environments while ensuring minimal impact on system performance.
Escape
Escape is a dynamic application security testing (DAST) platform purpose-built to detect and prioritize complex business logic vulnerabilities, issues that traditional tools often miss. Rather than focusing solely on surface-level flaws like missing headers, Escape helps organizations identify, triage, and remediate deeper vulnerabilities such as broken object level authorization, insecure direct object references, and access control issues.
Escape identifies API endpoints through multiple sources: analyzing exposed web code, crawling domains using its custom spider, and integrating directly with repositories on GitHub and GitLab to discover APIs from source code. Once APIs are discovered, Escape generates a wide array of attack scenarios, ranging from classic vulnerabilities like SQL injection or man-in-the-middle attacks to advanced business logic exploits. The platform then prioritizes findings based on their business impact, using a severity matrix that factors in traditional cybersecurity scores, exploitability, and environment-specific risk.