How does it work?
Beagle Security runs agentic AI penetration tests against your web applications and APIs. No manual setup overhead. No waiting on a third party.
More about Beagle Security platform
Beagle Security is an agentic AI penetration testing platform. It doesn't just scan for known vulnerabilities. It maps your application, detects your tech stack, simulates real attack scenarios across 3,000+ vulnerability types, and delivers findings with proof of exploit and compliance-mapped reports.
The AI engine is in-house and fine-tuned. No third-party LLM APIs are used, and scan data is never shared between customers.
Steps to start using Beagle Security
- Create an account and add your application
- Verify domain ownership to authorize testing
- Configure your tech stack and authentication flows
- Run your test and review results with risk scores and remediation guidance
Behind the scenes: what happens once the test starts
Maps your attack surface: The crawler navigates your application, adapts to SPA structures, and surfaces subdomains and endpoints automatically.
Detects your stack: Beagle Security fingerprints your application and selects test cases based on what it finds. A Node.js API gets different coverage than a WordPress site.
Tests behind the login: Beagle Security supports multiple authentication methods so critical functionality behind login screens is always in scope.
Simulates real attacks: Test cases are selected and sequenced dynamically, covering 3,000+ vulnerability types across OWASP Top 10, CWE Top 25, and out-of-band flaws. No fixed checklist.
Filters false positives: Every finding is validated before it reaches you, with proof of exploit attached: the payload, the affected URL, and the request and response that confirm the issue.
Scores and maps results: Findings are scored using OWASP, CVSS 4.0, and Beagle Security's proprietary model, and tagged against HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 automatically.
Not just a scanner
A scanner checks for known issues. Beagle Security simulates how an attacker would move through your application, including authenticated flows, business logic, and paths specific to your stack.
The AI is in-house and fine-tuned. No third-party LLM APIs. Scan data is not shared between customers, and test data is short-lived by design.