ProjectDiscovery.io

ProjectDiscovery started the way a lot of great software does—trying to make our jobs easier. We were a group of security researchers and ethical hackers, and at the time, enterprise security software did only one thing really well: appease auditors. For the day-to-day work of actually identifying, finding, and fixing vulnerabilities, co-founder and CEO Rishiraj Sharma turned to open source, which led him to a GitHub repository and the rest of the co-founders. We were all feeling frustrated by the same challenges in our jobs. The tools we used: - Were too slow to innovate in response to new developments and threats - Produced too many false positives, making it hard to prioritize vulnerabilities - Weren't customizable to our organizations' architecture - Tended to overstate the criticality of many vulnerabilities - Made it hard to collaborate on remediation across teams and departments