Articles about Invicti Security

Backed by a $625 million investment, Invicti Security, the leader in application security testing, is poised to continue product expansion and strengthen global growth.

Anthony Corbo

Updated on April 08, 2024

Check out the companies creating the apps we use every day.

To attract great talent, the experts at Wix, City National Bank and Invicti focus on a candidate experience that encourages authenticity and transparency.

Robert Schaulis

Updated on December 05, 2022

What does a return to the office look like for three Austin tech teams? Built In breaks it down.

At these companies, feedback is heard and implemented, leadership training is taken seriously and people are encouraged to share their passions.

Backed by a $625 million investment, Invicti Security, the leader in application security testing, is poised to continue product expansion and strengthen global growth.

Built In Austin rounded up five companies that prioritize a collaborative company culture and their employee’s personal and professional growth, that are actively hiring right now.  We caught up with leaders from Duo Security, Rapid7, Invicti, All Web Leads and Gembah Inc., to learn more about their culture and the opportunities they’ve earned to help their career prosper. 

Silicon Hills had a massive year on the VC funding front. These companies led the charge.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on December 08, 2021

4 women set the record straight about the bad advice they’ve gotten — and what others should do instead.

Learn how these companies are investing last month’s largest funding rounds.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on October 25, 2021

The Austin-based company has more than 350 employees globally and expects to grow its headcount to 500 by the end of 2022.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on October 04, 2021

Looking to embrace change this fall? So are these Texan teams.

Between their innovative products, exciting announcements and passionate employees, Optimizely and Invicti are both contributing to Austin’s thriving tech scene.

Tech companies are investing in CS professionals to manage the customer relationship beyond a single point of contact, hoping to reduce churn. While leadership at web app security company Invicti understands the benefits of the role well, Senior VP of Customer Success Mike Mattos said his approach to customer success is anything but standard. 

There is no “one size fits all” solution to sales objections.