For teams without a security hire
Pentesting for the team without a security engineer.
You don't need an AppSec hire to get a real pentest. Barrion's AI agents test your web app and API, and they can rerun on a schedule. A finding is only reported as confirmed once it's been checked against the live app. From Standard up, a security engineer reviews the findings, so someone with security experience has looked before you do. Every finding comes with a fix written for your stack.
Continuous AI pentesting
A pentest with a security engineer in the loop.
The agents do the testing. From Standard up, an engineer checks the results before they reach you.
How it runs
As often as you ship
Save a pentest and it reruns daily, weekly, monthly or on your own rhythm, or only when your app has changed. You can also start one on demand from the dashboard.
What's tested
Your web app and API
Specialist agents work in parallel on injection, access control, authentication and business logic, mapped to the OWASP WSTG test cases, the OWASP Top 10 and the OWASP API Security Top 10.
Checked
Findings checked against the live app
Confirmed findings come with the request and response behind them. Anything unconfirmed is clearly marked, so you know which is which.
Run over run
New, open, resolved or regressed
Each run is compared with the last one, so you see what's new, what's still open, what you fixed and what came back.
Retests
Free retests of found issues
Fixed something? Retest it at no charge. The retest reuses the scope and test accounts from the original run.
Engineer review
A security engineer looks first
From Standard up a security engineer reviews the findings, and deeper tests come with a report signed off by that engineer.
Tests are rate-limited and non-destructive, and you approve the scope before any traffic goes out. Continuous programs are scoped to your apps, cadence and depth, so talk to us and we'll price it for your setup.
What Barrion takes off your plate
The parts of an AppSec hire that need to happen every week.
Triage
Findings ranked for you
Ranked by severity and deduplicated across runs. A short list to work through, not a 400-row spreadsheet to interpret.
Plain language
Written for engineers, not security pros
Every finding explains what it is, why it matters and how to fix it. No jargon you have to look up.
Framework-aware
Fixes that fit your stack
Fix steps for Next.js, Django, Laravel, Rails, Express and more, ready to copy.
Audit-ready
Evidence when customers ask
Pentest reports in PDF, XLSX and JSON with an OWASP WSTG coverage matrix, ready for your first enterprise security review.
Continuous
Testing that keeps up
Pentests rerun on a schedule, so a regression on Tuesday doesn't wait for next year's pentest.
Verifiable
Findings you can check yourself
Confirmed findings come with the request and response behind them, so you can see the problem in your own dev tools.
Customer security reviews
Answer the questionnaire with a recent, signed-off report.
Enterprise customers send security questionnaires and vendor reviews before they sign, and they usually ask when you were last pentested and what happened to the findings. A current report answers that faster than a policy document.
The pentest question
A report from this quarter
Share the latest run when the questionnaire asks. Deeper tests come with a report signed off by a security engineer.
Findings and fixes
Show what happened next
Each finding carries its fix status, and free retests show which fixes held. Reviewers see that you act on what you find.
Every app in scope
Cover the whole product
Reviewers look at your whole platform. One program covers your apps and APIs and reruns as they change.
Not sure whether to send a letter, a summary or the full report? See what to send when a customer asks for a pentest report.
NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2
Evidence your customers and auditors ask for.
Barrion doesn't make you compliant, and no pentest does. It produces evidence that supports the testing and vulnerability-handling parts of these frameworks, from someone other than the team that wrote the code.
NIS2
Testing that your measures work
NIS2 requires risk-management measures, including vulnerability handling and procedures to assess their effectiveness. Each EU country applies it through national law, such as the Cybersäkerhetslag in Sweden.
ISO 27001
Technical vulnerabilities, handled
Auditors look for how you find, rank and fix technical vulnerabilities. Recurring pentest reports with fix status and retests support that control.
SOC 2
A pentest on the record
SOC 2 reviews commonly ask for recent penetration test results. Reports list scope, findings by severity and an OWASP WSTG coverage matrix.
Scope pentesting for every app you run.
Tell us what you run and what your customers or auditors ask for. We'll scope continuous pentesting on the Business plan across your apps and APIs, with signed-off reports and free retests.
Need more depth?
Go deeper when you need to.
- ✓Higher test levels put more agents on your app, for business logic, access control and multi-step exploit chains
- ✓Deeper tests come with a report signed off by a security engineer
- ✓A direct line to the team for scoping and compliance questions
Free passive tools
Not ready for a pentest? Start with a passive check.
Free passive tool
Complete Security Scan
Run a passive security check of your live app and get a prioritized fix list, no signup required.
Free passive tool
Vulnerability Scanner
Find known CVEs, misconfigurations, and outdated software with severity scoring and remediation guidance.
Free passive tool
Security Compliance Checker
Check readiness against PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR before your next customer review.
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FAQ
Pentesting without a security hire, answered.
Do we need a security engineer to use Barrion?
No. Barrion assumes nobody on your team does AppSec full time. You approve the scope, the AI agents test, and findings are checked against the live app, deduplicated and ranked before they reach you. From Standard up a security engineer reviews the findings before the report is released. Each finding explains the issue in plain language and gives the fix for your framework.
Who should own Barrion inside an engineering team?
Usually the engineering lead or platform lead. A saved pentest can rerun on a schedule, so the ongoing work is reading each run's results (new, still open, resolved or regressed) and handing fixes to whoever owns that part of the app.
What about findings we don't know how to triage?
Email contact@barrion.io with the finding link and we'll explain the impact, how it could be exploited and how to fix it. We don't put this behind a sales conversation. Teams without a security engineer often want a second opinion on their first few reports, and that's expected.
Can Barrion satisfy our customer security review without a security hire?
Often, yes. When a customer asks for a recent pentest report, you can hand over the Barrion report: severity-ranked findings, the request and response for confirmed ones, fix status and an OWASP WSTG coverage matrix, reviewed by a security engineer from Standard up. Passive monitoring between runs shows you keep watching. It won't guarantee that a questionnaire passes, but it answers the pentest question most small SaaS deals ask.
Does a Barrion pentest help with NIS2?
It produces evidence that supports it. NIS2 requires essential and important entities to take cybersecurity risk-management measures, including vulnerability handling and policies and procedures to assess how effective those measures are (Article 21). Each EU country applies it through its own law, in Sweden the Cybersäkerhetslag. Recurring pentests, reports signed off by a security engineer on deeper tests, and retests that show a fix held are records you can point to. A pentest doesn't make you compliant on its own, and whether NIS2 covers your company is a question for your legal advisers.
Can we use Barrion reports as ISO 27001 or SOC 2 evidence?
Yes, as evidence that supports your controls. ISO 27001 auditors and SOC 2 reviews usually ask how you find and fix technical vulnerabilities, and a pentest report is common evidence for that. Barrion reports list what was tested, the findings by severity, their fix status and an OWASP WSTG coverage matrix, and deeper tests come with a report signed off by a security engineer. Your auditor decides what counts, so share a sample report with them early.
When should we hire a security engineer despite using Barrion?
Usually when you pass 30 to 50 engineers, sign a contract that requires a formal security program, or work in a regulated field like fintech or health. Before that, Barrion's AI pentests with engineer review, plus passive monitoring between runs, cover much of the testing and evidence work. After that, Barrion stays useful: your security hire gets pentests that rerun on their own and can spend their time on threat modeling, design review and incident response.
Get your first pentest.
No security hire needed to read the result. Findings come ranked, with a fix for your stack.