SecuDAST · Dynamic application security testing
Test your running apps without letting a scanner leave the building
Dynamic testing against your own environments - staging, pre-production, or internal apps - executed entirely inside your network, with captured request and response evidence for every finding.
$ secudast scan https://staging.internal
crawl complete · 312 endpoints
active checks running · safe mode on
high · reflected xss · /search
evidence captured · request + response
✓ report signed
How it works
01
Point it at your target
A URL inside your network. Authenticated flows, APIs, and single-page apps included.
02
Probe safely
Structural checks with safe-mode defaults, built to test thoroughly without breaking your environment.
03
Review with proof
Every finding carries the exact request and response that demonstrated it. No guessing, no re-testing by hand.
Why teams choose SecuDAST
Runs where your apps run
No cloud scanning infrastructure. The engine deploys next to your applications and never sends traffic out.
Evidence-first findings
Captured requests and responses attached to each result, ready for the developer who has to fix it.
Modern app coverage
Crawling and testing built for APIs and dynamic frontends, not just classic form-based sites.
CI-friendly scans
Scoped, repeatable scan profiles that fit a pipeline stage or a nightly schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Can it test applications that are not reachable from the internet?
Yes, that is the point. SecuDAST deploys inside your network and tests whatever you can reach from there: internal tools, staging systems, and pre-production environments.
Will active scanning break my environment?
Scans default to safe mode, which avoids destructive payloads and rate-limits probing. You choose when to enable more aggressive checks, and scopes let you exclude sensitive paths.
How do findings reach my team?
Findings flow to the SecuNexa dashboard with evidence attached, and standard report formats are available for pipelines and ticketing.
See SecuDAST run on your own code, in your own network.
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