Escape

What is Escape?

Escape is a Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tool that reinvents the way modern security teams approach application security. It leverages AI-powered algorithms to perform penetration testing at the business logic level, going beyond traditional DAST tools that focus on missing headers and other basic vulnerabilities. Escape integrates seamlessly with modern stacks, CI/CD pipelines, and workflows, enabling DevSecOps practices to scale security, not noise.

How does Escape work?

Escape works by analyzing your application’s execution context and understanding its business logic. Unlike legacy scanners, it was built entirely in-house using a unique approach. This AI-based Business Logic Security Testing technology achieves a 4000% code coverage improvement compared to legacy DAST approaches.

The platform offers:

• API & Web App Discovery: Provides instant code-to-cloud visibility on your Web Apps and APIs.
• API Documentation Generation at scale: Helps to generate API documentation.
• Application Attack Surface Management: Manages the attack surface of your applications.

Key Features and Benefits

• Modern Stack Integration: Works seamlessly with modern web frameworks, APIs, CI/CD, and Wiz. Connects with cloud & Git providers, API Gateways, Wiz, and more.
• Business Logic Security Testing: Performs dynamic security testing at the business logic level, minimizing false positives. Addresses vulnerabilities like BOLAs, IDORs, and Access Control issues.
• Comprehensive Security Testing: Includes API DAST and Single Page App DAST built in-house. Supports Kubernetes, GraphQL, and Microservice Security Testing.
• Reduced False Negatives: Achieves 87% fewer false negatives than legacy DAST tools.
• Time Savings: Saves approximately 12 hours per security engineer per month.
• Risk Reduction: Provides a 50% application risk reduction within the first few weeks.

Why Choose Escape?

• Automated Offensive Security: Escape empowers teams to seamlessly adopt offensive security scanning as part of their DevSecOps process.
• Addresses Modern Challenges: Legacy DAST tools struggle with modern environments, generating noise and requiring constant tweaking. Escape is built from the ground up to solve these issues.
• Positive User Feedback: Deployed and praised by security teams across various industries, with users highlighting its powerful dynamic scanning, impressive algorithms, and seamless integration with existing tooling.

Who is Escape for?

Escape is for:

• Security teams that deploy code frequently and need a DAST tool that keeps up with their pace.
• Organizations using modern stacks, including APIs and GraphQL.
• Companies looking to reduce application risk and improve their security posture.
• Teams wanting to automate offensive security and embrace DevSecOps practices.

How to use Escape?

The best way to get started with Escape is to book a demo. This will allow you to see the platform in action, explore its features, and understand how it can fit into your security workflow. You can also analyze the documentation offered by Escape for detailed steps.

What Problems Does Escape Solve?

Escape addresses critical challenges in application security:

• Inadequate Coverage: Legacy DAST tools often miss vulnerabilities due to their limited understanding of business logic.
• False Positives: Traditional scanners generate a lot of noise, wasting time and resources.
• Integration Issues: Many DAST tools don't integrate well with modern development workflows.
• GraphQL Security: Traditional tools lack coverage for GraphQL APIs.

What is The State of Public APIs & GraphQL Security?

Escape offers insightful research and open-source projects:

• The State of API Exposure: Discovered 30,000 exposed APIs and 100,000 issues in the world's largest organizations.
• GraphQL security report 2024: Insights from 13,000 GraphQL API issues.
• GraphQL Armor: A security middleware for GraphQL server engines with 98,000 weekly downloads on npm.