Testing for OWASP Top 10,
Automated in CI/CD
Confidently Ship Secure Applications
No one wants to introduce vulnerabilities into production. With StackHawk’s automated application security testing, you can ensure that you are alerted when your team introduces a new security bug. Stop finding out about vulnerabilities from your customers or quarterly pen-tests. Catch OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities (and much more) before they are released.

Find, Triage, and Fix Vulnerabilities
Application Security for Modern Engineering
Finding application security vulnerabilities such as the OWASP Top 10 is simple with StackHawk. The scanner runs a robust test suite to identify any potential security bugs.
- Lightning fast security scanner
- Test HTML, Single Page Apps, REST APIs, & GraphQL
- Testing for microservices pre-production
- Built on trusted open-source ZAP

Automated Testing in CI/CD
With security testing integrated into the DevOps pipeline, you can be sure to catch issues before they hit production and while still in context of the code your team is working on.
- Ephemeral scans with Docker-based scanner
- Manage configuration as code
- Configurable pass / fail rules
- Issue triage for previously seen issues

Developer-Centric Security Tooling
When a OWASP Top 10 vulnerability is identified, StackHawk equips developers with all of the tools needed for self-service triage and remediation.
- Clear request / response for findings
- Vulnerability overviews and fix documentation
- cURL command generator for debug
- Scan locally to validate fixes

Security as Part of Your Engineering Workflow
Tie your application security testing into existing engineering workflows, allowing your team to focus on core engineering work unless a new vulnerability is identified.
- Simple CI/CD integration for automated testing
- Issue tracking integrations for bugs
- Get alerting on scans and findings in popular chat tools
- Manage configuration in your code repository

Application Security Should be Automated in CI/CD

What to Look for in Dynamic Application Security Testing Tools
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