Acunetix's most valuable features include scheduling tests, a web-based GUI, and the IAS module for granular findings. Users value scan speed, vulnerability detection, comprehensive reporting, and low false positives. Scalability allows integration with multiple tools, and login sequence recording is convenient. The tool is user-friendly, easy to set up, and accommodates both cloud and on-premises use. Developers appreciate automated solutions, inventorying APIs, parameterized attacks, and efficient identification of vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting.
- "The solution is excellent at detecting SQL injection and cross-site scripting vulnerabilities."
- "The features of Acunetix have proved most effective in identifying vulnerabilities."
- "I find it to be one of the most comprehensive tools, with support for manual intervention."
Acunetix users suggest improvements including enhancing the IAS tool, expanding database capabilities, and addressing false positives. They desire better reporting features and more robust integration with other platforms like GitHub. The interface and authentication processes require refinement. Users express concerns regarding the updated licensing model and pricing. There is a need for better mobile compatibility and faster scanning speeds. Users highlight a desire for differential scans and improved manual replication of issues.
- "Acunetix should improve by further reducing false positives and providing more customized reports, plus better integration with newer tools such as GitHub and Azure DevOps."
- "I rate its stability six out of ten."
- "The solution is generally stable, however, there might be room for improvement regarding glitches or bugs."
