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Bright Security DAST vs GraphQL-Cop

Bright Security DAST

brightsec.com

GraphQL-Cop

github.com

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FigureBright Security DASTGraphQL-Cop
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WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published10
Spec score · API Security Testing Software8.3 (#6)7.2 (#23)
CI/CDBright scans can be initiated from a CI/CD pipeline on each new application or API build.The project describes itself as suitable for lightweight GraphQL CI/CD checks.
DeploymentBright lists SaaS, private cloud, and Repeater scan proxy as deployment options.The README documents running GraphQL-Cop from Python and building and running it as a Docker container.
Intended usersThe documentation describes Bright DAST as intended for security experts and developers securing web applications, mobile applications on the server side, and APIs.The repository describes the tool as suitable for GraphQL security auditing and CI/CD checks.
SupportBright directs prospective customers to book a demo with a Bright expert.The README provides command-line help and troubleshooting guidance for Docker file and dependency issues.

Plans

Bright Security DAST

  • Bright DASTPriced on request

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GraphQL-Cop

No plans published.

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In their own words

Bright Security DAST

Bright Security DAST is a dynamic application security testing tool offered as SaaS. It tests websites, web applications, APIs including REST, SOAP, and GraphQL, servers, and network devices; it also tests mobile applications on the server side. Checks include SQL injection, CSRF, XSS, XXE, and business logic vulnerabilities. Bright says it validates findings in real time and does not report issues it cannot validate, with less than 3% false positives among its verified findings. Target discovery can use a crawler, HAR recording, or GraphQL and OpenAPI schemas. Authentication objects let scans reach login-protected application and API resources. Teams can initiate scans from CI/CD pipelines and control them through the CLI or REST API without using the interface. The CLI's Repeater mode routes requests to local targets without exposing them to the internet. Bright lists SaaS, private cloud, and Repeater proxy deployment options. Scan quantity is unlimited, but the number of concurrent scans depends on the organization's engine count. Bright says scan data is held in memory temporarily and deleted after scanning. The tool cannot handle CAPTCHA during scans. Pricing is available on request, with a demo offered.

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GraphQL-Cop

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