Join Phoenix Security ASPM for an exclusive webinar on elevating your application security strategy through the power of security champion programs and Application Security Posture Management (ASPM). Discover the metrics that truly matter in vulnerability management, how to prioritize security issues into a single backlog, and the psychology behind influencing development teams to adopt proactive security behaviors.

📅 Webinar Date: November 20th

🕔 Time: 5:00 PM UK | 9:00 AM Pacific | 11:00 AM Central | 12:00 PM Eastern

Our special guest, Dustin Lehr, Co-founder and Chief Product & Technology Officer at Katilyst, will share insights on building successful security champion programs and scaling application security across your organization. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your security initiatives and improve team communication.

🔗 Register now to reserve your spot and transform your application security posture!

In this session, you’ll learn:

• How ASPM helps prioritize and manage vulnerabilities across your code-to-cloud environment.

• Key metrics that matter in security champion programs for driving success in vulnerability management.

• The psychology behind influence: how security champions can effectively drive behavior change in development teams.

• Best practices for communicating security initiatives and ensuring they are actionable and impactful.

We’re thrilled to have Dustin Lehr, Co-founder and Chief Product & Technology Officer at Katilyst, as our special guest speaker. Dustin has a wealth of experience in building successful security champion programs that encourage proactive security behaviors and strengthen overall security posture.

Kickstart your security champion program with Phoenix Security leveraging One Backlog and metrics that matters

Security champion programs can be effective when you use the right metrics. Phoenix recently released a new feature ONE BACKLOG, promoting and visualizing the right metrics for the right teams

Phoenix Security offers a transformative solution leveraging its Actionable Application Security Posture Management (ASPM), powered by AI-based Contextual Quantitative analysis to deliver the right metrics to the right teams.

This innovative approach correlates runtime data with code analysis to deliver a single, prioritized list of vulnerabilities. This list is tailored to the specific needs of engineering teams and aligns with executive goals, reducing noise and focusing efforts on the most critical issues.

Why do people talk about Phoenix?

1. One Unified Backlog for Targeted Vulnerability Management

The One Backlog feature consolidates vulnerabilities from different sources—manual findings, threat modeling, or automated scans—into a single prioritized list. This feature helps teams manage vulnerabilities more efficiently by ensuring that each vulnerability is directed to the appropriate team, whether it involves application security, cloud security, or a combination of both.

Use Case:

A security team managing both on-premise and cloud environments can now use Phoenix Security’s One Backlog to streamline their vulnerability management, ensuring that vulnerabilities are accurately assigned and managed without confusion.

2. Contextual Attribution for Effective Vulnerability Management

Phoenix Security’s One Backlog allows for dynamic team attribution. Each vulnerability is automatically assigned to the correct team based on parameters like code repositories or cloud environments. This ensures comprehensive coverage and timely remediation.

Use Case:

A DevOps team can have their threat model findings automatically added to their backlog, ensuring the vulnerabilities are addressed early in the development lifecycle.

3. Precise Asset and Vulnerability Visibility

The Dynamic Attribution System within Phoenix Security ASPM allows teams to filter vulnerabilities based on their specific assets and areas of responsibility, providing granular control over which vulnerabilities are visible to each team.

Use Case:

A cloud security team can adjust its backlog to reflect only vulnerabilities that affect its specific cloud infrastructure, filtering out unrelated issues.

By leveraging Phoenix Security, you not only unravel the potential threats but also take a significant stride in vulnerability management, ensuring your application security remains up to date and focuses on the key vulnerabilities.