Legit Security
Software supply chain security solutions
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Application security posture management (ASPM) software
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What is Legit Security
Legit Security is an application security posture management (ASPM) platform that inventories and monitors an organization’s application development environment across source code, CI/CD, and related tooling to identify security and compliance gaps. It is used by application security and security engineering teams to gain visibility into software supply chain risk, misconfigurations, and policy violations across the SDLC. The product emphasizes end-to-end SDLC asset discovery, posture assessment, and risk prioritization based on contextual signals from development systems.
Broad SDLC asset visibility
The platform focuses on discovering and mapping development assets such as repositories, pipelines, build systems, and integrations to create a consolidated view of the application delivery environment. This helps teams identify unmanaged or unknown development components that can introduce supply chain risk. Centralized visibility supports governance use cases such as ownership mapping and control coverage tracking.
Posture and policy assessment
Legit Security is designed to evaluate security posture across the SDLC by checking configurations and practices against defined policies. This supports continuous monitoring for issues such as weak controls in CI/CD, missing security checks, or risky workflow patterns. Policy-based findings can help standardize expectations across multiple engineering teams and toolchains.
Contextual prioritization for AppSec
ASPM-style correlation across SDLC signals can reduce noise compared with single-signal scanners by adding context such as asset criticality, exposure, and control gaps. This helps AppSec teams focus remediation on the most impactful weaknesses in the delivery pipeline. The approach aligns with organizations that already run multiple security tools and need a unifying posture layer.
Not a full scanning suite
ASPM platforms typically complement rather than replace code, dependency, container, and runtime scanners. Organizations may still need separate tools for deep SAST/SCA/DAST coverage and for specialized package or artifact analysis. Buyers should validate which detections are native versus dependent on integrations.
Integration-dependent value
The quality of findings and completeness of the posture view depend on connecting the right SDLC systems (e.g., SCM, CI, artifact registries, ticketing). In environments with custom pipelines, self-hosted tools, or fragmented engineering practices, onboarding can require additional configuration and stakeholder coordination. Gaps in integration coverage can lead to incomplete risk visibility.
Remediation workflow maturity required
Centralized posture findings can create operational load if teams lack established ownership, SLAs, and remediation processes. Without clear governance, prioritization and policy enforcement may not translate into consistent fixes across engineering groups. Some organizations may need process changes to realize full benefit from continuous posture monitoring.
Seller details
Legit Security, Inc.
Tel Aviv, Israel / New York, NY, USA
2021
Private
https://www.legitsecurity.com/
https://x.com/LegitSecurity1
https://www.linkedin.com/company/legit-security/
