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ASPM helps security teams determine what to investigate and remediate. GoSentrix determines whether the evidence satisfies customer-defined policy for a consequential release decision.
| Question | ASPM | GoSentrix |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Aggregate and prioritize findings | Qualify evidence for release decisions |
| Core question | What should we investigate and fix? | Does the evidence satisfy policy for this release? |
| Input | Scanner output, agent claims, runtime signals | Qualified evidence from existing tools |
| Output | Prioritized findings, risk scores, remediation status | Proceed, Stop, Escalate, Require authorization |
| Policy role | May apply policy for triage or thresholds | Evaluates against versioned customer-defined policy |
| Decision basis | Severity, confidence, impact | Evidence strength, freshness, corroboration |
| What is preserved | Finding state and ticket history | Evidence, policy version, and reasoning |
ASPM tools are valuable inputs to GoSentrix. They aggregate findings, reduce noise, and help teams manage remediation. GoSentrix takes the outputs of ASPM and other tools and asks a different question: is the evidence strong enough to support a release decision?
ASPM helps determine what to investigate. GoSentrix determines whether the investigation produced enough evidence for the decision at hand.
No. GoSentrix is a complementary layer. It consumes outputs from ASPM, scanners, and other tools and evaluates whether the evidence satisfies policy for a release decision. ASPM helps determine what to fix; GoSentrix helps determine whether the fix is supported by enough evidence.
Not necessarily, but ASPM can be a valuable input. GoSentrix needs evidence from existing tools. The richer and better-corroborated that evidence, the stronger the verification.
No. GoSentrix does not produce findings or aggregate posture. It qualifies evidence and evaluates it against policy. Scanners and ASPM remain the sources of the signals it verifies.
Use ASPM to manage your application security posture and prioritize remediation work. Use GoSentrix when a release decision depends on whether the evidence for a change satisfies your policy.
Understand Application Security Posture Management.
The governing layer that qualifies evidence for release decisions.
How an independent verification function differs from ASPM.
Definitions for policy-version binding, proof artifacts, and more.
See how GoSentrix qualifies evidence from your existing tools and evaluates it against your policy.
