Test meaningful application changes
Run approved validation against releases, preview environments, new endpoints, and remediated findings.
AppSec + continuous DAST
Carry offensive depth into every meaningful release.
Test running applications and APIs in context, prioritize reproducible risk, and retest fixes without waiting for the next point-in-time engagement.
Continuous validation
Release-aware. Exploit-aware. Evidence-aware.
Use dynamic testing where application context and confirmed impact matter most.
Prioritize what can be reproduced
Follow authenticated workflows and application state far enough to validate exploitability and impact.
Keep proof connected to the release
Preserve scope, evidence, remediation, and retest status as the application changes.
DeepScan versus traditional DAST
Move beyond crawl-and-flag.
Traditional DAST remains useful for broad automated signal. DeepScan adds authenticated context, validation, and evidence where teams need depth.
| Capability | Traditional approach | DeepScan |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage model | Generic crawling and payloads. | Context-aware exploration across approved user and API workflows. |
| Finding quality | Possible issues requiring triage. | Reproducible evidence and business impact for confirmed findings. |
| Authentication | Limited state and role awareness. | Credentialed journeys, roles, tenant boundaries, and multi-step flows. |
| Retesting | Another scan and triage cycle. | Replay the original proof path and update closure evidence. |
| Reporting | Scanner output requiring cleanup. | Engineering-ready findings with evidence and remediation context. |
Authenticated applications and APIs
Follow the workflows attackers actually abuse.
Provide approved credentials and role context so testing can exercise authorization boundaries, tenant isolation, multi-step state, and application business logic.
Continuous workflow
Define, trigger, validate, retest.
Connect repeatable dynamic validation to the moments when application risk changes.
- 01
Define
Set targets, roles, credentials, windows, and guardrails.
- 02
Trigger
Launch from a release workflow, schedule, or operator request.
- 03
Validate
Test realistic application and API paths, then confirm impact.
- 04
Retest
Replay proof after fixes and maintain the evidence history.
Fix verification
Retest fixes against the original proof.
Replay the validated path, preserve the evidence history, and give engineering a clear closure state without restarting triage.
Governance and safety
Continuous does not mean uncontrolled.
Every run remains bounded by approved targets, credentials, rate limits, windows, and validation rules.
- Approved target inventory
- Credential and role boundaries
- Test windows and pacing
- Non-destructive validation
- Operator visibility
- Complete run history
Questions
Continuous DAST, without the scanner assumptions.
Where dynamic validation fits and what teams control.
What makes DeepScan continuous DAST?
It applies agentic exploration and exploit validation to running applications repeatedly as targets and releases change.
Can it test authenticated applications and APIs?
Yes. Approved credentials and role context can be used to follow authenticated application and API workflows.
Does it replace every existing scanner?
No. DeepScan is designed to add deeper dynamic validation and proof where scanner signals and release risk require it.
Start with proof
Validate the next meaningful release.
Start with an authenticated target and an approved test objective.