DevSecOps

Security testing that keeps up with how often you ship.

AI agents test your app the way an attacker would, on a schedule, from your CI/CD pipeline via the Barrion API, or on demand. Passive monitoring watches for configuration drift in between.

Continuous AI pentesting

A pentest that reruns as your app changes.

Continuous programs are scoped to your apps, cadence and depth, so we price them with you.

Schedule

Pentests on your rhythm

Daily, weekly, monthly or a custom cadence. One target can have several schedules, for example a daily Light run and a monthly Deep run.
On change

Reruns when your app changes

When the start page's links or scripts change, the full pentest runs again at the depth you chose.
Run over run

Regressions called out

Every run labels earlier findings as new, still open, resolved or regressed, so a fix that got undone doesn't hide in a long report.
Review

An engineer on the findings

From Standard up a security engineer reviews the findings. Deeper tests come with a report signed off by that engineer.
From your pipeline

Start a pentest from CI/CD.

Trigger a pentest from your CI/CD pipeline via the Barrion API, for example after a deploy to staging. Results land in the same run history as your scheduled runs. How to run a pentest in CI/CD.

Second layer: monitoring

Passive monitoring between pentests.

Read-only checks of TLS, headers, cookies, DNS and exposed services. They catch configuration drift between test runs without sending test payloads.

  • ✓Rescans up to daily
  • ✓New findings and score drops go to email, Slack or Teams
  • ✓Fixes written for your framework (Next.js, Django, Laravel, Rails, Express)
  • ✓Scan history you can export as audit evidence
FAQ

DevSecOps, in practice.

How does pentesting fit a team that ships every day?
Run it continuously instead of once a year. A saved pentest reruns on a schedule you set or from your CI/CD pipeline via the Barrion API. Each run compares its findings with the last one and labels them new, still open, resolved or regressed, so a regression shows up as a regression. You can still start a single pentest on demand.
What counts as a change?
Barrion compares a snapshot of your app's start page, its links and scripts. If that changed, the full pentest runs again at the depth you chose. Backend-only changes don't alter that snapshot, so pair on-change runs with a schedule if most of your changes live behind the API.
Is it safe to point at production?
The AI pentest is rate-limited and non-destructive, the scope is approved before any traffic is sent, and staging is supported if you'd rather test there. Passive monitoring is read-only: no test payloads, no login attempts, no writes.
How do findings reach the team?
Findings are checked against the live app before they're reported. Confirmed ones come with the request and response, and unconfirmed ones are kept as lower-confidence leads. From Standard up a security engineer reviews the findings. Monitoring alerts on new findings and score drops go to email, Slack or Teams.
Does this slow down our deploys?
No. Scheduled pentests run against a deployed environment, outside your release path. If you call the API from your pipeline, you decide whether the pipeline waits for the result or moves on.

Test as often as you ship.

Scheduled pentests come with the Business plan, and we'll scope them with you. Or start with a single AI pentest today.

Start an AI pentestBook a scoping call