AI-driven SOC 2 penetration testing, built
for SaaS and AI-native teams

SOC 2 penetration testing doesn't have to
be this hard
for SOC 2 penetration testing
Compliance ready reports
Vulnerabilities are mapped directly to OWASP; accepted as proof by all major compliance automation platforms as well as auditors directly.

Continuous pentesting
Scheduled automated testing on a weekly or monthly basis. Historical record of security improvements gives auditors proof of ongoing risk management

API security testing
REST and GraphQL API testing included in scope - coverage your SOC 2 auditor will expect

Integrates with your compliance automation platform
Generate your pentest report and upload it as evidence. No compatibility issues, no reformatting required. Works with Vanta, Drata, Sprinto, and more.

Trusted by the teams across the globe to meet compliance requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Stopping tools create gaps. Restarting them creates friction. Beagle Security keeps your application security continuous.
SOC 2 does not name penetration testing explicitly, but TSC sections CC 4.1 and CC 7.1 require evidence of active vulnerability management. Most auditors expect to see penetration testing, particularly for SaaS companies handling sensitive customer data.
Auditors typically recommend at least annual penetration testing, but if you ship features regularly, a single annual test will not reflect your current risk posture. Monthly testing or testing against major releases gives auditors a stronger picture of ongoing risk management and is a better position heading into a Type II audit.
At minimum: your production web application, customer-facing APIs, and critical internal systems. Authenticated testing, which simulates a logged-in user, provides deeper coverage than unauthenticated scans and is what most auditors expect to see for TSC section CC 7.1.
Yes, provided the tool runs real attack simulations rather than passive vulnerability scanning. Beagle Security runs active attack tests across a wide variety of scenarios and generates documentation auditors can review. It is not a passive scanner.