Beagle Security
Automate comprehensive pentests with Beagle Security's agentic AI platform. Quickly identify and prioritize vulnerabilities.
At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Beagle Security excels in automating penetration tests for DevSecOps and large enterprise applications but may be too complex for small teams or simple web apps.
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Questions about Beagle Security
What does Beagle Security do?
Beagle Security is an agentic AI platform that automates comprehensive penetration tests and helps identify and prioritize vulnerabilities. The vendor says its AI is trained on over 350,000 penetration test workflows, and it tests APIs and GraphQL for full coverage of application security risks. It runs on the web and through an API.
How much does Beagle Security cost?
Beagle Security starts at $99 per month for the Essential plan, which includes two tests a month and five team members. The Advanced plan costs $299 per month and adds 15 tests a month, API & GraphQL security testing and HIPAA and PCI DSS compliance reports. Custom tests and integrations cost extra.
Does Beagle Security integrate with Jira?
Yes. Beagle Security integrates with Jira, Azure Boards and other DevOps tools to streamline issue tracking. It also generates detailed, actionable remediation insights and compliance reports for standards such as HIPAA and PCI DSS, and supports up to four concurrent tests on the Advanced plan.
Is there a free trial of Beagle Security?
Beagle Security has a limited free option. The reviewer notes the free trial is limited to two months with access to advanced features, but it excludes complete penetration test runs. Full testing starts with the Essential plan at $99 per month.
Can Beagle Security replace manual penetration testing?
No. Beagle Security does not cover manual or human-like tests, so Toolio lists it as not for manual testers who need them. The reviewer says it excels at automating penetration tests for DevSecOps and large enterprise applications but may be too complex for small teams or simple web apps. Alex scored it 4.0 out of 5.