CyanoRisk API Security Posture Management vs Vulnetix Resolve

CyanoRisk API Security Posture Management is a self-hosted platform for discovering, inventorying, classifying, mapping, and continuously assessing REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and SOAP APIs. It evaluates APIs against the OWASP API Top 10, including authorization, authentication, mass assignment, injection, and resource-consumption weaknesses. The platform identifies shadow and zombie APIs, classifies regulated or confidential data, and flags over-exposure. Its knowledge graph links APIs with applications, databases, identities, gateways, threats, vulnerabilities, tickets, compliance, and business services. Risk scores combine OWASP findings, exposure, data sensitivity, and business dependency. It assesses OAuth, API keys, tokens, scopes, and gateway policies, including rate limiting and throttling. Findings can be assigned to owners and developers with SLAs and closure evidence. CyanoRisk runs on customer infrastructure and networks, under customer keys, with no telemetry or phone-home. CyanoAI analysis stays inside the deployment. Pricing is available on request.

Vulnetix Resolve is a cloud Application Security Posture Management platform for consolidating software security findings and prioritizing risk. It also provides unified vulnerability management, security orchestration, threat exposure management, and risk-based vulnerability management. Resolve deduplicates and normalizes findings from multiple sources into a single queue. Prioritization can account for reachability, deployment details, business context, configurable risk scores, and signals such as malware, KEV catalogues, exploit activity, EPSS, CVSS, and custom scores. It ingests SARIF, CycloneDX, and SPDX data from more than 200 security tools. Its CLI runs in shell-capable CI/CD environments, including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, CircleCI, and Bitbucket Pipelines. The platform describes automated triage, evidence capture, policy gates, remediation workflows, reporting, and AI features. Vulnetix says GitHub repository access is read-only and consent-based, with OAuth 2.0 or GitHub App authentication and short-lived tokens. Pricing is on request; the maker describes a rate-limited, non-expiring Community tier but does not identify it as a free Resolve plan.