Website security monitoring and developer remediation
Invince looks for secrets in git and logs, auth gaps it can see, public-page issues, and known dependency problems. Each finding is meant to be actionable, not a score you cannot cash.
Small development teams who need a first pass on the app they ship, not a pentest report for procurement.
Run a public Check on a URL you are allowed to test. Connect GitHub for repo-backed scanners. Findings include evidence and a prompt for your editor. You merge the change.
A short list you can actually close this week, next to docs and errors, instead of another unread PDF.
Prioritise what a stranger can use
Live keys and unauthenticated admin routes beat missing security.txt. Rotate first, then clean history.
Evidence or it did not happen
A finding should say where. If the scanner cannot show a file, route, or header, treat it as a hint, not a verdict.
What we do not claim
No SOC 2 badge, no guarantee of completeness, no “we patched production for you.” Snyk still covers more of the dependency graph if that is your risk.