The program addresses a critical gap in infrastructure security where adversaries actively exploit vulnerable web applications and administrative consoles. By identifying unknown assets and filtering out false positives, the platform allows resource-constrained teams to prioritize genuine, exploitable risks. Priyank Savla, VP at Invicti, emphasized that defense in depth must extend beyond the network edge to include the applications managing essential services.
Invicti Offers Free Security Tools to U.S. Water Utilities
With FBI and EPA officials warning of mounting cyber threats against U.S. water infrastructure, Austin-based Invicti is providing three months of complimentary access to its application security platform. The initiative aims to help operators secure internet-facing assets and APIs often overlooked by traditional perimeter-based defense strategies.
Participating utilities receive guided onboarding and direct support from an Invicti engineer to assist with scoping and testing. The goal is to provide a clear view of digital exposure without overwhelming teams already tasked with emergency response. Organizations interested in the program must contact Invicti directly to confirm eligibility for the three-month engagement.
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