Authenticated testing
Exercise real roles, sessions, tenant boundaries, and protected workflows.
For AppSec teams
Connect continuous application testing to validated exploit evidence, engineering-ready remediation, and retesting that confirms the fix.
The operating gap
AppSec teams need to know which weaknesses are exploitable, how an attacker reaches them, and whether remediation actually closed the path.
Capabilities
Focused capabilities connect exploration, validation, remediation, and assurance without splitting the evidence trail.
Exercise real roles, sessions, tenant boundaries, and protected workflows.
Follow state and trust across multi-step application and API journeys.
Separate reproducible risk from scanner noise before engineering handoff.
Replay the original proof path and preserve closure evidence.
Workflow
Every step stays connected to the same approved objective and evidence record.
Choose releases, applications, and changes that carry the most risk.
Explore authenticated applications and APIs inside approved boundaries.
Validate exploitability and capture a complete reproduction path.
Guide remediation, retest the fix, and preserve the result.
Evidence
Keep technical depth for practitioners while preserving an outcome-focused view for leaders and reviewers.
Governance and safety
Define where DeepScan can operate, how it validates, and who reviews the evidence.
Questions
Practical answers about scope, delivery, evidence, and ownership.
This page describes the AppSec operating workflow. The DAST page covers the technical continuous-testing capability in more depth.
Yes. Teams can provide approved credentials and roles so testing reaches protected workflows and authorization boundaries.
Yes. The original proof path, remediation context, and retest result stay connected to the same finding record.
Start with proof
Start with an approved target and keep the full path from test to closure.