An elite pentest team,
delivered as software.
- Authenticates into your app, reasons about each parameter, generates targeted test cases.
- Continuously tests every deploy - 3-6h runtime vs. 2-5 weeks for manual pentests.
- Compliance-ready PDF + JSON report with AI remediation guidance for every finding.
A full pentest in under 24 hours.
Not a PDF you can't act on.
Compliance-ready Reports
Every report meets NIS2, SOC2 and ISO27001 standards. Hand it directly to your auditor or board.
State-of-the-art detection
Authenticated, context-aware testing that maps every endpoint and reasons about each parameter individually - finding the business-logic flaws automated scanners miss.
Remediation guidance
The AI walks you step by step through fixing every vulnerability - no security expertise required.
Hours not weeks
A full pentest delivered in a few hours. Traditional firms take 2-4 weeks and charge $10k-$30k.
Hackers use AI. You should use it too.
Attackers no longer probe manually. AI scans thousands of targets and exploits them around the clock. A yearly pentest can't keep up.
Validated against the toughest
real-world engagements.
Every class.
Every release.
OWASP Top 10 to framework-specific bugs. Each finding validated with a reproducible exploit before it reaches your queue.
+ 200 more · New classes added every week
Built for security teams that ship fast.
Our auditor’s exact words were “I didn’t know automated tools could find this.” We brought Intrudify in to supplement our annual pentest, expecting a few extras. It caught 14 findings the human team missed, including a CSRF chain on our billing flow. The annual contract is up for review.
We’re FCA-regulated, which means quarterly audits and constant evidence requests. Intrudify gives us audit-ready reports every Friday - not once a year. The first time our SOC 2 reviewer saw the output, she asked who our pentest firm was. We told her we don’t have one anymore.
We’re a Series A team - we ship multiple times a day. Annual pentest cycles just don’t map to how we work. Intrudify gave us a full report before lunch on day one. Six weeks was the Big Four quote we were sitting on.
The remediation guidance is what sold our dev team. Every finding ships with a plain-English explanation and a suggested code fix - not a vague “consider sanitizing input.” Bugs that used to bounce between security and engineering for weeks now close in a single PR.
HIPAA and HITRUST in the same quarter is brutal under the best circumstances. Intrudify’s reports went straight into our auditor’s evidence pack with zero pushback. Two findings were technical enough that the auditor asked for our methodology - we just sent the run logs. Approved without revisions.
We hooked Intrudify into our CI pipeline. Every PR that touches an authentication route now triggers a targeted scan. Pentesting moved from a yearly event everyone dreaded to a step in our review checklist. Critical findings are caught before they ever reach staging.
A human pentest firm quoted us $42k for a 4-week engagement. We did 11 full Intrudify runs in that same window for under $8k total. Reports were comparable in depth, and we got coverage on every release instead of one snapshot. For an early-stage team this isn’t a nice-to-have - it’s the only way the math works.
PCI-DSS assessors used to grimace when we mentioned annual pentests - they always want fresher evidence than that. Now we run Intrudify the week before every assessment and hand them a current report. The conversation stopped being defensive. Our compliance posture is unrecognizable from two years ago.
Best find was a JWT verification bypass on our admin route. Three separate human pentests had missed it across two years. Intrudify caught it in 22 minutes. The remediation suggestion was a one-line library upgrade. We renewed our contract on the spot.
We let our annual pentest contract lapse last quarter. Honestly haven’t missed it. Continuous beats one snapshot a year by every metric we care about - coverage, mean-time-to-finding, cost per assessment. The board signed off on cancelling the renewal after two monthly reports.
Our auditor’s exact words were “I didn’t know automated tools could find this.” We brought Intrudify in to supplement our annual pentest, expecting a few extras. It caught 14 findings the human team missed, including a CSRF chain on our billing flow. The annual contract is up for review.
We’re FCA-regulated, which means quarterly audits and constant evidence requests. Intrudify gives us audit-ready reports every Friday - not once a year. The first time our SOC 2 reviewer saw the output, she asked who our pentest firm was. We told her we don’t have one anymore.
We’re a Series A team - we ship multiple times a day. Annual pentest cycles just don’t map to how we work. Intrudify gave us a full report before lunch on day one. Six weeks was the Big Four quote we were sitting on.
The remediation guidance is what sold our dev team. Every finding ships with a plain-English explanation and a suggested code fix - not a vague “consider sanitizing input.” Bugs that used to bounce between security and engineering for weeks now close in a single PR.
HIPAA and HITRUST in the same quarter is brutal under the best circumstances. Intrudify’s reports went straight into our auditor’s evidence pack with zero pushback. Two findings were technical enough that the auditor asked for our methodology - we just sent the run logs. Approved without revisions.
We hooked Intrudify into our CI pipeline. Every PR that touches an authentication route now triggers a targeted scan. Pentesting moved from a yearly event everyone dreaded to a step in our review checklist. Critical findings are caught before they ever reach staging.
A human pentest firm quoted us $42k for a 4-week engagement. We did 11 full Intrudify runs in that same window for under $8k total. Reports were comparable in depth, and we got coverage on every release instead of one snapshot. For an early-stage team this isn’t a nice-to-have - it’s the only way the math works.
PCI-DSS assessors used to grimace when we mentioned annual pentests - they always want fresher evidence than that. Now we run Intrudify the week before every assessment and hand them a current report. The conversation stopped being defensive. Our compliance posture is unrecognizable from two years ago.
Best find was a JWT verification bypass on our admin route. Three separate human pentests had missed it across two years. Intrudify caught it in 22 minutes. The remediation suggestion was a one-line library upgrade. We renewed our contract on the spot.
We let our annual pentest contract lapse last quarter. Honestly haven’t missed it. Continuous beats one snapshot a year by every metric we care about - coverage, mean-time-to-finding, cost per assessment. The board signed off on cancelling the renewal after two monthly reports.