Penetration testing and compliance questions

Intrudify authenticates into your application, maps every endpoint, and reasons about each parameter individually: its type, its validation logic, and its role in the workflow. It then fires targeted, high-confidence tests rather than a checklist of known signatures. Every finding passes multi-layer validation and carries a stated evidence tier, and high and critical findings come with a working proof-of-concept.

It means we don't just hand you a list of problems. For every finding, our AI agent generates step-by-step remediation guidance tailored to your application stack: a plain-English explanation, a concrete code example showing the safe pattern, and where appropriate a suggested pull request that your developers can apply directly. You go from 'we found X' to 'X is fixed' without needing a security specialist to interpret the report.

Intrudify is purpose-built for modern web applications and APIs: single-page apps (React, Vue, Angular), traditional server-rendered apps, REST and GraphQL APIs, and apps protected by OAuth, SAML, OIDC, and multi-factor authentication. Both public-facing and authenticated-only applications are supported. That is the platform's scope, and it is deliberate: it is not a network, infrastructure or VM scanner. Network, cloud-configuration and social-engineering work is covered by a human-led engagement instead.

Yes - safety is foundational. Intrudify operates under a strict no-destructive-actions policy: no data deletion, no production-impacting payloads, no denial-of-service. Every test is sandboxed and rate-limited. You can run scans against staging or production. High and critical findings are validated with a non-destructive proof-of-concept - we prove the vulnerability exists without exploiting it.

We offer three engagement tiers: Standard for smaller applications with standard auth flows (equivalent depth to a 3-week manual pentest), Premium for large or complex applications with multi-role access, APIs and deep integrations (equivalent depth to a 5-week manual pentest), and Enterprise for continuous, always-on testing across every release and multiple applications. Every engagement is scoped and quoted as a single fixed price - talk to us and we'll scope it together.

Intrudify is built for security teams, CTOs, and engineering leaders at companies that take security seriously but can't afford to wait weeks (or pay $30K+) for an annual pentest. We serve fast-moving SaaS startups that need to ship securely, mid-market companies preparing for SOC 2 / ISO 27001 audits, and enterprise security teams that want continuous testing alongside their annual third-party engagement.

Every engagement produces a comprehensive PDF report and a structured JSON export. The report includes: executive summary with the Intrudify Security Score, full finding details with CVSS 3.1 scores and business impact ratings, reproduction steps, evidence and screenshots, remediation guidance, and the compliance mapping for NIS2, SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Hand it directly to your auditor or board.

Every finding ships with three things: a clear explanation of the root cause and why it matters, a contextual code example showing the safe pattern in your stack, and step-by-step remediation guidance. For the most common vulnerability classes, we can also generate a suggested patch and open a pull request directly. Your developers don't need to become security experts - the platform meets them where they are.

Yes. The platform tests web applications and APIs; a human-led engagement goes wider. Custom Penetration Testing covers red team, manual web and API testing, cloud configuration and internal network. Advisory covers vCISO work, security programme development, audit readiness and architecture review. Platform Services covers onboarding, managed pentesting and custom detection rules. The services page has the detail.

That's exactly who we built Intrudify for. The platform is designed to be operated by your engineering team - no security background required. The AI handles scoping, scanning, and prioritization; remediation guidance is written for developers, not pentesters. If you'd like us to operate the platform on your behalf, our Managed Pentesting service does exactly that.