Forenzy Probe
Attack your running application the way an attacker would
Forenzy Probe is a dynamic application security testing (DAST) scanner that tests your live web applications and APIs from the outside, exactly as an attacker would, with no access to source code required. It probes for the runtime flaws static analysis can't see — injection, broken authentication, misconfiguration, SSRF and business-logic abuse.
Probe finds runtime flaws SAST misses; results feed Forenzy Prism ASPM. Use continuous DAST every release and manual web/API pentesting when you need adversary depth.
Your stack
How DAST fits with SAST, ASPM and pentesting
- SAST analyzes source code statically; DAST tests the live running app — mature teams run both.
- Authenticated scanning and API/GraphQL coverage exercise flows automated tools often skip.
- Forenzy Prism ingests Probe findings alongside SCA and SAST for one prioritized backlog.
- Continuous Probe on every release; Forenzy manual pentesting for depth, logic abuse and retest validation.
- Different from Forenzy Siege BAS — Probe finds application flaws; Siege validates security controls.
The problem
Static analysis can't tell you what breaks at runtime.
Code analysis tells you what your code might do wrong. It can't tell you what actually breaks when your deployed application is under attack: the broken auth flow, the exposed endpoint, the logic gap that only appears at runtime.
Authenticated scanning
Test behind logins and multi-step flows, not just the public surface.
API & GraphQL testing
Full coverage for REST and GraphQL, mapped to the OWASP API Top 10.
OWASP Top 10 coverage
Injection, broken auth, misconfiguration, SSRF and the rest of the modern attack surface.
Business-logic testing
Catch the IDOR / BOLA and workflow-abuse cases automated scanners routinely miss.
Validated findings
Each result comes with proof, so developers are not chasing false alarms.
CI/CD integration
Trigger scans on every deploy and gate releases on critical findings.
Live DAST findings & scan timeline
Dynamic testing for live web apps and APIs
Catch injection, broken auth, misconfiguration and business-logic flaws that only show up at runtime.
Capabilities
Dynamic testing for live web apps and APIs
Catch injection, broken auth, misconfiguration and business-logic flaws that only show up at runtime.
Authenticated scanning
Test behind logins and multi-step flows, not just the public surface.
API & GraphQL testing
Full coverage for REST and GraphQL, mapped to the OWASP API Top 10.
OWASP Top 10 coverage
Injection, broken auth, misconfiguration, SSRF and the rest of the modern attack surface.
Business-logic testing
Catch the IDOR / BOLA and workflow-abuse cases automated scanners routinely miss.
Validated findings
Each result comes with proof, so developers are not chasing false alarms.
CI/CD integration
Trigger scans on every deploy and gate releases on critical findings.
Scheduled scans
Run on a schedule or on demand against staging and production-safe targets.
Developer-ready reports
Every finding with request/response evidence and a clear path to the fix.
Why Forenzy
Tuned by people who break apps for a living.
Probe is built and tuned by the same team that runs manual web and API penetration tests — past authentication, through real application flows, with findings an engineer can act on.
Integrations
Connects to the tools you already run
CI/CD
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket Pipelines
APIs tested
REST, GraphQL, gRPC (authenticated and unauthenticated)
Ticketing
Jira, GitHub Issues, ServiceNow
ASPM
Forenzy Prism, SARIF export for third-party AppSec tools
Use cases
Where teams deploy it first
CI/CD security gates
Scan every staging deploy and block releases on verified critical runtime flaws.
Authenticated API testing
Exercise multi-step flows and GraphQL endpoints behind login — not just public URLs.
Pentest follow-up
Re-run validated checks after fixes to prove regressions are closed.
Proof in practice
Customer outcomes
Aerospace / satellite communications
Aerospace earth station — critical web flaws patched under 24h SLA
Challenge: Gateway and ground-station web consoles carried critical OWASP-class flaws ahead of a high-volume streaming event.
Outcome: Forenzy validated fixes within 24 hours; the hardened platform handled 100M+ requests in 24 hours with no successful breach — the same runtime testing depth behind Probe.
Forenzy web testing for an aerospace earth-station platform closed critical flaws under a 24-hour SLA; the hardened system later handled 100M+ requests in 24 hours — the runtime depth behind Probe.
FAQ
Common questions
What is DAST?
Dynamic application security testing examines a running application from the outside to find vulnerabilities that appear at runtime — without needing source code.
What is the difference between DAST and SAST?
SAST analyzes source code statically; DAST tests the live, running application. They find different classes of issues, which is why mature AppSec programs run both.
Can Forenzy Probe test APIs?
Yes — Probe covers REST and GraphQL endpoints, including authenticated flows, mapped to the OWASP API Top 10.
When should we use DAST vs a manual penetration test?
Use Probe for continuous or per-release runtime testing in CI/CD. Use Forenzy manual web and API penetration testing for deep adversary simulation, complex business logic and retest validation before major launches.
Does Forenzy Probe integrate with CI/CD pipelines?
Yes. Probe triggers scans from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins and similar pipelines, and can gate releases when verified critical findings appear.
