CyberKnight has announced a distribution partnership with Invicti. Invicti is a global application security provider trusted by more than 3,600 organizations worldwide, securing over 800,000 web applications through highly accurate, automated vulnerability identification and validation. As organizations across the MEA region accelerate digital transformation, application security remains a persistent gap. Industry analysts such as Gartner and Forrester continue to highlight the growing exposure created by complex application architectures, fragmented testing approaches, and high false-positive rates that slow remediation. This environment presents a strong opportunity for Invicti to address a clear market need for accurate, scalable, and DevSecOps-aligned application security solutions.
Invicti’s unified platform includes DAST and ASPM integrating seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines and supporting third-party SAST and SCA tools. Its proof-based scanning technology validates many exploitable vulnerabilities with 99.98% accuracy so teams can prioritize real risk, reduce remediation effort, and maintain development velocity. Additional capabilities such as AI-assisted remediation, compliance-ready reporting, and on-premises deployment make the platform well suited for regulated and high-risk environments.
Commenting on the partnership, Wael Jaber, Chief Strategy Officer at CyberKnight, said:“Invicti strengthens our application security portfolio at a time when organizations are seeking depth, accuracy, and operational clarity. This partnership enables us to deliver a more complete application security stack, complementing our existing SAST capabilities and extending coverage across DAST and ASPM. It reinforces our commitment to building integrated, enterprise-grade security offerings that create long-term value for our customers.”
Noel Slane, Vice President of Global Sales at Invicti, added: “Partnering with CyberKnight gives Invicti strong regional reach and access to deep market expertise across MEA. CyberKnight’s understanding of local security requirements, combined with its technical and go-to-market capabilities, allows us to better support organizations adopting modern application security practices while scaling responsibly across the region.”
