Ivanti Neurons for ASPM vs Phoenix Security

Ivanti Neurons for ASPM is cloud-deployed application security posture management software available through the web. Its listed capabilities center on three workflow areas: finding correlation, risk prioritization, and remediation workflows. Finding correlation brings related findings together so they can be considered in context. Risk prioritization supports deciding which findings require attention, while remediation workflows organize follow-up work after priorities are set. Ivanti lists the product as paid, with pricing available on request. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in the United States. For prospective users, the stated scope is a web-based, cloud service focused on organizing application-security findings, ranking associated risks, and coordinating remediation activity.

Phoenix Security is a cloud platform for security governance that connects code findings with runtime exposure. It combines findings from SAST, SCA, containers, cloud, runtime, and ticketing in a normalized, deduplicated model, then maps ownership and prioritizes deployed, running, reachable exposure using threat intelligence and business context. Its AI agents can prepare minimum-impact fix plans, open pull requests when users opt in, run remediation campaigns, and measure risk reduction. The platform connects with security scanners and technology stacks across application, infrastructure, cloud, and container security; listed integrations include Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Lacework, Sysdig, Google Cloud SCC, and Aikido. Phoenix Free is free and includes up to 1,000 assets, two premium users plus guests, community support, and dashboard reporting. Professional costs £1,495/mo and lists 5,000 asset credits, 10 security admins plus guests, and 300 or more users. Enterprise pricing is available by contact and lists dedicated hosting and bring-your-own encryption key.