Application security testing built into every release
Run controlled checks for access control, tenant boundaries, browser protections, and security policies. Give developers reproducible evidence without claiming automatic security.
See how controlled security checks fit your release process.
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Capabilities
Application security testing with controlled scope
Make repeatable security policy checks part of delivery while keeping targets, methods, and release actions governed by your team.
Safe OWASP-aligned checks
Apply controlled checks informed by common OWASP application risks. Define allowed targets, methods, request rates, exclusions, and non-destructive testing boundaries.
Authorization and tenant isolation
Test whether users can access actions or resources outside their assigned role, account, or tenant. Compare expected policy with observed application behavior.
Browser and transport policy validation
Inspect security headers, cookies, TLS configuration, content policies, and related release requirements. Route violations according to severity and policy.
Workflow
How the Security Testing Agent works
Define the boundary first, run controlled checks, then send reproducible findings to human reviewers.
1. Define scope and safety policy
Approve the targets, credentials, roles, permitted checks, request limits, exclusions, and stop conditions.
2. Run controlled security checks
The agent tests configured access rules, tenant boundaries, browser protections, transport settings, and application security policies.
3. Prioritize reproducible findings
Review severity, affected resource, sanitized evidence, reproduction steps, policy mapping, and the required human follow-up.
Evidence
Security findings with reviewable evidence
Give security and engineering teams enough context to verify a finding without exposing secrets in the report.
Reproducible finding record
Capture the approved test, affected target, observed behavior, sanitized request context, severity, and controlled reproduction steps.
Policy and OWASP mapping
Map each finding to the configured security policy and relevant OWASP-aligned risk category for faster triage and ownership.
Sanitized audit trail
Retain the scope, actor, model, configuration, timestamps, overrides, approvals, and retest history without publishing configured secrets.
Platform
A controllable platform for automated security testing
Deploy, trigger, govern, and audit application security checks according to your engineering and risk requirements.
Self-hosted with an open-source model
Use the managed service or deploy inside your VPC or on-premises with an approved open-source model. Keep code, credentials, test data, and results within your environment.
Webhook or scheduler triggers
Run after a deployment, pull request, release webhook, CI/CD event, API call, or recurring schedule. Manual runs remain available.
Safe access to private environments
Test staging sites, internal applications, and protected services with scoped credentials, allowlists, throttling, and non-destructive defaults.
Custom rules and thresholds
Set allowed security checks, severity thresholds, exclusions, request limits, stop conditions, and release policies.
Change-aware execution
Use code diffs, changed routes, roles, services, requirements, and risk labels to prioritize the checks most relevant to a release.
Evidence with every finding
Capture observed behavior with applicable sanitized requests, responses, screenshots, logs, traces, policy context, and reproduction steps.
Human-controlled release gates
Choose whether a security finding informs the team, opens a defect, waits for expert approval, or blocks a release.
Connected delivery workflow
Route security findings and evidence into TestCollab, issue trackers, source control, team channels, and CI/CD pipelines.
Audit-ready history and portable results
Retain configurations, model versions, runs, overrides, and approvals. Export portable results in formats such as JSON, JUnit, SARIF, and PDF where applicable.
FAQ
Answers teams look for
What is an application security testing agent?
It is an automated agent that runs repeatable checks against approved application targets and security policies. It helps teams find reproducible weaknesses and policy violations earlier in delivery.
Does automated security testing replace a penetration test?
No. It provides frequent, scoped checks and release evidence, but it does not replace expert penetration testing, threat modeling, code review, or a complete application security program.
What security checks can the agent perform?
Configured checks can cover role authorization, tenant isolation, security headers, cookie settings, TLS, content policies, and selected OWASP-aligned application risks.
Is it safe to run security checks in production?
Staging or a dedicated test environment is the preferred default. Any production run should use an explicitly approved scope, non-destructive checks, strict throttling, scoped credentials, monitoring, and stop conditions.
Add controlled security checks to every release
See how an application security testing agent can produce frequent findings while your experts keep final control.
