Kondukto
Last updated: May 13, 2026
Kondukto built an Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) / ASOC layer that aggregates AppSec tool output, deduplicates signals, and automates developer remediation workflows; the product was acquired and integrated into Invicti's platform.
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Kondukto developed an Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) and ASOC layer that ingest results from SAST, DAST, SCA, secret scanners, container scans and CI/CD pipelines into a unified data model. Its core engine performs cross-tool deduplication and correlation, enriches findings with asset and business context, and applies risk-based scoring to drive prioritization. The product focused on operationalizing remediation at developer velocity by automating ticketing, ownership mapping and SLA workflows so teams could reduce time-to-fix and shrink vulnerability backlogs.
Commercial traction was concentrated in mid-to-large enterprises that run heterogeneous AppSec toolchains and needed centralized governance and reporting. Kondukto positioned itself as an aggregator that could preserve existing tool investments while delivering portfolio-level KPIs and audit trails. In 2024–2025 the company was acquired and its ASPM capabilities were integrated into Invicti's product suite; public signals (company LinkedIn and parent-site content) indicate the technology now contributes to Invicti's runtime-validated ASPM and correlation features.
From a competitive standpoint Kondukto addressed a crowded adjacency: pure-play orchestration vendors, standalone AppSec platforms (Snyk, Checkmarx, Synopsys), and platform players that bundle scanning and developer workflows (GitHub/GitLab, Palo Alto/Prisma Cloud). Kondukto's differentiation centered on integration breadth, the fidelity of its correlation model, and developer ergonomics. The acquisition by Invicti suggests the parent valued Kondukto's ASPM telemetry and correlation pipeline as complementary to runtime DAST validation.
Strategic and national-security relevance is pragmatic rather than intrinsic. An ASOC/ASPM layer can improve vulnerability governance and evidence collection for regulated and defense software development organizations, provided the product supports on-premise or air-gapped deployment, strong role-based access control, auditable workflows, and alignment to frameworks used by RMF/ATO programs. Whether Kondukto's technology meets classified-enclave requirements depends on integration choices made by Invicti and any on-prem deployment variants retained after the acquisition.
Dual-Use Assessment
Application security orchestration and ASPM have credible dual-use applicability: they can centralize vulnerability governance, evidence collection, and SLA-driven remediation across multiple software supply chains. For defense and regulated programs this capability is useful for continuous compliance, SBOM and VEX linkage, and demonstrating traceable remediation. Dual-use value depends on on-prem/air-gapped deployment options, granular RBAC and audit logging, and the ability to produce RMF/ATO-aligned artifacts.
Strategic Fit Assessment
Acquired by Invicti; no longer a standalone strategic-screening signal. Strategically, the acquisition indicates that Kondukto's ASPM/correlation technology was valuable to a larger AppSec vendor, validating the product approach and expanding its distribution through Invicti's channels.
Strategic Value to U.S.-Israel Alliance
Kondukto's technology, now part of Invicti, strengthens a runtime-validated ASPM capability: central correlation, prioritized remediation workflows, and improved auditability. For defense customers this raises the potential to reduce vulnerability backlogs and produce repeatable evidence for compliance programs, subject to on-prem and enclave deployment variants retained after acquisition.
Key Technologies
- ASPM/ASOC data normalization and correlation engine
- Multi-tool connectors for SAST/DAST/SCA/CI/CD and ticketing systems
- Deduplication and cross-repo vulnerability correlation
- Risk-based prioritization enriched with asset/business context
- Workflow automation and ticket orchestration (SLA, ownership routing)
- Compliance and audit reporting (SBOM/VEX adjacency)
Use Cases & Applications
- Enterprise AppSec aggregation and deduplication across heterogeneous scanners and pipelines
- Developer-centric remediation with auto-ticketing and context-rich remediation guidance
- Application Security Posture Management for portfolio-level risk reporting and KPIs
- Supply-chain security: linking SCA/SBOM signals to remediation and VEX workflows
- MSSP/multi-tenant AppSec operations and reporting
- Runtime-validated ASPM when combined with DAST (as with Invicti integration)
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What this entry is
Acquired asset
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