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Seemplicity Application Security vs Strobes ASPM

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Strobes ASPM

7.8#2 in application security orchestration platformsFrom $29,000 a year
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FactSeemplicity Application SecurityStrobes ASPM
APIThe integrations page describes flexible APIs for powering workflows.The developer platform exposes GraphQL at /api/graphql/ for querying and mutating assets, findings, engagements and assessments.
HeadquartersSan Jose, California, United States; Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelPlano, Texas, United States
IntegrationsThe integration directory lists tools including GitHub Code Scanning, GitLab, Jira, Snyk, SonarQube, and Veracode.The integrations catalog advertises more than 100 connectors spanning scanners, cloud security, containers, ticketing and development tools.
PurposeSeemplicity normalizes, prioritizes, and automates application security workflows to turn findings into fix-ready tasks.Strobes ASPM combines findings from AppSec tools into a unified, risk-prioritized view for developers and security teams.
Risk prioritizationIt uses threat intelligence and business context such as application criticality, data type, and internet-facing status to identify reachable and exploitable vulnerabilities.The platform scores findings using exploitability, EPSS, CISA KEV data, reachability and asset criticality instead of relying only on CVSS.

Seemplicity Application Security plans

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Strobes ASPM plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter$29,000 a year
  • Growth$45,000 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Seemplicity Application Security if…

It suits security, vulnerability management, DevSecOps, and GRC teams that coordinate application fixes with developers. Teams seeking to map flaws to compliance standards may also find its dashboard relevant.

Pick Strobes ASPM if…

Strobes ASPM may suit security teams that need to consolidate findings from multiple AppSec tools and prioritize remediation. Its listed customer range includes mid-market teams and large organizations with complex, high-volume environments.

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