Crawl it, then break it — the way an attacker would.
We crawl your web app to map every real page and parameter, then fan injection, XSS, SSRF, and auth tests across the surface — with WordPress/CMS-specific depth where it matters. Authenticated scanning that actually stays logged in.
Wraps best-in-class OSS · grounded, low false positives · fixes are human-approved
Coverage that maps to real risk.
Injection (SQLi), XSS, SSRF, open redirect, and auth flaws — nuclei + sqlmap + dalfox across the crawled surface.
A login flow that validates the session each scan, so you're never silently testing a logged-out app.
WordPress/CMS surfaces get wpscan — vulnerable plugins/themes, user enumeration, exposed config.
ffuf finds the unlinked endpoints a crawl alone would miss.
Powered by nuclei, sqlmap, dalfox, wpscan — best-in-class OSS, wrapped (never re-built in-house), so coverage equals the standalone tool.
From target to fix, grounded at every step.
katana maps real pages + parameters; static assets and destructive paths are filtered out before any test fires.
List-mode tools run once over the whole surface; injection tools run per param-bearing URL — no WAVSEP 2h trap.
A finding is corroborated across tools and re-fired to verify before it's surfaced — low false positives.
The product, or the product + an expert.
The hard calls — the judgment, the legal attestation, the named accountability — are a human's. The only question is whose.
Your team runs the product and owns the human-in-the-loop decisions.
We hire the expert — a vCISO / pentester / auditor liaison — who runs it on your behalf, named and accountable.
You're an MSP or consultancy — run our product for your clients; your expert is the human-in-the-loop.
Frequently asked
Yes — you configure a login flow (form/token/recorded) and we validate the session each scan and re-auth on expiry, so the scan never silently runs logged-out.
No — destructive paths are filtered before testing, list-mode tools are scoped, and the scan respects your timeout. It's a safe, bounded DAST.
Yes — a WordPress/CMS surface triggers wpscan for vulnerable plugins/themes, user enumeration, and exposed wp-config.
Scan a web app in minutes.
Start free, or have our expert run the whole engagement for you. Either way, you get a grounded, audit-ready result — not a noisy report you have to triage.