US EditionAzul Introduces 100 – 1000x More Accurate In-Production Java Vulnerability Detection
- On June 11, 2025, Azul revealed enhancements to its Vulnerability Detection platform aimed at strengthening the security of Java applications running in production settings.
- The update addresses critical false positives by focusing on actual runtime code usage, responding to common issues where scanners flag unused vulnerable components.
- Azul Intelligence Cloud eliminates up to 99% of false positives by analyzing code at the class level and prioritizing real risks without impacting performance or innovation speed.
- Scott Sellers emphasized that the goal is to enable enterprises to concentrate their security resources on genuine threats rather than distractions, with the tool delivering detection accuracy improvements ranging from 100 to 1000 times compared to conventional solutions.
- This update shortened remediation efforts by 57% and recovered an amount of engineering capacity comparable to six full-time staff, helping to reduce developer burnout linked to false positive alerts.
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Security is an area on which Azul wants to differentiate himself. Known for his JDK, the publisher offers other tools such as Azul Vulnerability Detection. Its mission is to detect vulnerabilities until identifying the class involved while drastically reducing false positives. "Azul Vulnerability Detection is based on performance data collected in production at the class level. This allows organizations to focus only on the actual code paths use…
Azul significantly cuts down on false positives in Java vulnerability detection with latest update to Azul Intelligence Cloud
Azul has announced an update to its Vulnerability Detection solution that promises to reduce false positives in Java vulnerability detection by up to 99% by only flagging vulnerabilities in code paths that are actually used. According to Azul, typical scanners scan JAR files for components by name, rather than what the JVM actually loads. Erik Costlow, senior director of product management at Azul, explained because of the way Java applications…
How Azul Identifies Java Security Vulnerabilities with 1,000 Times Greater Accuracy
Azul identifies and prioritizes known Java security vulnerabilities with 1,000 times greater accuracy than traditional APM or AppSec tools. The post How Azul Identifies Java Security Vulnerabilities with 1,000 Times Greater Accuracy appeared first on Azul | Better Java Performance, Superior Java Support. The post How Azul Identifies Java Security Vulnerabilities with 1,000 Times Greater Accuracy appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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