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Beagle Security

Beagle Security

Category: DAST
License: Commercial
Suphi Cankurt
Suphi Cankurt
+8 Years in AppSec
Updated July 22, 2026
5 min read
Key Takeaways
  • Agentic AI trained on 350,000+ real penetration test workflows adapts its testing approach to what it finds during each scan, which Beagle says reduces false positives.
  • Scans web applications, REST APIs, GraphQL endpoints, and WordPress sites; the Cosmog private tunnel (Enterprise plan) reaches internal apps that are not publicly accessible.
  • Used by 1,800+ dev and security teams; ISO 27001 certified. 14-day free trial with Advanced-plan features, no credit card required.
  • Results arrive within 48-72 hours with severity ratings and remediation guidance; integrates with Jira, Azure Boards, Slack, Teams, and Postman.

Beagle Security is an agentic AI penetration testing platform trained on over 350,000 penetration test workflows. It scans web applications, REST APIs, and GraphQL endpoints for vulnerabilities, with a focus on making results usable by teams without deep security expertise.

Beagle Security dashboard showing score analysis, asset discovery status, and vulnerability overview charts

The company is used by over 1,800 dev and security teams and is ISO 27001 certified, with offices in San Francisco and Kerala, India.

What are Beagle Security’s key features?

FeatureDetails
AI training data350,000+ penetration test workflows
Testing scopeWeb apps, REST APIs, GraphQL, WordPress
Private scanningCosmog tunnel for internal apps (Enterprise plan)
False positive reductionAI validation against learned patterns
Results turnaround48-72 hours
Free trial14 days, Advanced-plan features, no credit card
CertificationISO 27001
User base1,800+ dev and security teams

Authenticated dynamic scans run against logged-in user sessions, with login flows recorded so the scanner can replay them. API security testing runs black-box against REST and GraphQL endpoints, driven by a synced Postman environment or an imported API specification.

The agentic AI prioritizes payload mutation paths based on what the application reveals during reconnaissance, rather than replaying a fixed payload set.

Agentic AI Pentesting

The AI is trained on real penetration test workflows, not just vulnerability signatures. It learns how human testers approach different application types and applies those patterns during automated scanning, including business logic captured from recorded scenarios.

A running test moves through defined phases — system preparation, digital footprinting, service archetyping, surface exploration, URL discovery, threat discovery, simulated attack, accuracy refinement, and risk insights.

Private Tunnel Scanning (Cosmog)

Cosmog scans internal applications that are not publicly accessible by creating a secure tunnel between Beagle’s cloud infrastructure and your network. Staging and development environments get the same testing as production. Cosmog is available on the Enterprise plan.

API and GraphQL Testing

Sync a Postman environment or import an API specification to define the attack surface. The scanner tests REST endpoints and GraphQL queries for authentication flaws, injection, and access-control issues. API and GraphQL testing are on the Advanced plan and above.

WordPress Security

A dedicated WordPress module checks for plugin vulnerabilities, theme security issues, and WordPress-specific misconfigurations. It suits agencies managing multiple WordPress sites.

Beagle Security automated pentest in progress showing surface exploration, simulated attack progress, and test phases

How the AI Works

Beagle’s approach differs from traditional DAST tools that rely on predefined attack signatures.

According to the OWASP Testing Guide , effective dynamic testing requires adapting to each application’s behavior rather than replaying fixed payloads.

The AI model learned from 350,000+ pentest workflows, so it follows the patterns human testers use when probing different application types.

During a scan, the AI:

  • Prioritizes test cases based on the application’s technology stack
  • Validates findings against learned patterns to reduce false positives
  • Records application behavior for custom training when you feed it business-logic scenarios
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Agentic AI vs Traditional DAST

Traditional DAST tools replay a fixed set of attack payloads. Beagle’s agentic AI adapts its testing based on what it discovers during the scan.

If it finds an authentication endpoint, it shifts to auth-specific attack patterns rather than continuing generic fuzzing.

Beagle Security vulnerability detail showing Remote OS Command Injection with severity, CWE and OWASP mapping, and remediation steps

What does Beagle Security integrate with?

DevOps & Issue Tracking
Jira Jira
Azure Boards Azure Boards
Slack Slack
Postman Postman
Zapier Zapier

Beagle also provides a RESTful API for custom integrations and pipeline automation. Slack and Teams notifications and DevOps integrations are on the Advanced plan and above. For broader context, see the DAST tools landscape and the AI-pentest peer Bright Security .

How to use Beagle Security

The workflow after signup is: add a target URL or API endpoint, attach an authentication profile or sync a Postman environment, pick a test profile (Web App, REST API, GraphQL, or WordPress), and launch. Internal apps route through the Cosmog tunnel.

Scans start from the dashboard for ad-hoc work or from the REST API for pipelines. A pipeline call posts to the scan endpoint with a target ID and profile, polls for status, and pulls findings as JSON. Results land in 48-72 hours — slower than real-time scanners, but with AI-validated triage.

Triage happens in the Beagle console. Each finding ships with severity, affected endpoint, and remediation guidance, and issues push to Jira, Azure Boards, or Slack through the integration layer.

Tip
Best For

Development teams without dedicated security staff who need automated pentesting that goes beyond basic vulnerability scanning. The 14-day free trial and non-technical interface make it easy to evaluate.

Useful for teams managing WordPress sites or internal applications that need the Cosmog tunnel.

How much does Beagle Security cost?

Beagle publishes its pricing, which is unusual in this category. Three plans are listed, billed monthly or annually (annual billing gives two months free):

PlanPriceIncludes
Essential$99/month ($1,188/year)2 tests/month, 1 concurrent test, 5 team members, OWASP Top 10 & CWE Top 25, authenticated testing
Advanced$299/month ($3,588/year)15 tests/month, 4 concurrent, 15 members, API & GraphQL testing, business-logic recording, compliance reports, DevSecOps integrations
EnterpriseCustomEverything in Advanced plus Cosmog, API discovery, SSO, dedicated CSM, priority support

The 14-day free trial unlocks Advanced-plan features and one complete penetration test, with no credit card required.

What are Beagle Security’s limitations?

Beagle Security applications list with OWASP Top 10 indicators, vulnerability charts, and test session history

Beagle Security is a newer player with a smaller user base than established DAST tools like Burp Suite or Acunetix .

The 48-72 hour turnaround is slower than tools that deliver findings in real time. API, GraphQL, and DevOps integrations sit on the Advanced plan, and the Cosmog private tunnel is Enterprise-only.

The scanner covers web applications and APIs. It is not a replacement for SAST, SCA, or manual penetration testing of business-logic flaws that require human judgment.

For how DAST fits into your testing strategy, see the guide on what is DAST . If you need a free open-source alternative, ZAP and Nuclei are both actively maintained.

What are alternatives to Beagle Security?

If Beagle Security does not fit, four alternatives cover most exit paths.

Bright Security is the closest peer — developer-first AI DAST with low false-positive claims. Pick it when you want CLI-driven pipeline scans rather than the 48-72 hour managed turnaround.

Invicti is the enterprise pick — proof-based scanning, multi-team RBAC, and ASPM via the Kondukto acquisition. Pick it when scanning depth and proof-of-exploit matter more than AI agentic flow.

Detectify leans on a crowdsourced ethical-hacker program plus EASM. Pick it when external attack-surface coverage matters as much as deep app scanning.

Acunetix is the SMB sibling of Invicti — the same proof-based engine at a smaller-org scale. Pick it when you want guided automated DAST with an IAST agent (AcuSensor) for code-level visibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Beagle Security?
Beagle Security is an agentic AI penetration testing platform. Its AI, trained on 350,000+ pentest workflows, finds vulnerabilities in web applications, REST APIs, and GraphQL endpoints, and delivers results within 48-72 hours.
How much does Beagle Security cost?
Beagle publishes pricing: the Essential plan is $99/month and the Advanced plan is $299/month, both billed monthly or annually. Enterprise is custom-quoted. A 14-day free trial with Advanced-plan features needs no credit card.
What is Cosmog?
Cosmog is Beagle Security’s private tunnel, available on the Enterprise plan. It scans internal applications that are not publicly accessible by creating a secure tunnel between Beagle’s scanning infrastructure and your network.
Does Beagle Security support API testing?
Yes. Beagle tests REST APIs and GraphQL endpoints. You can sync a Postman environment or import an API specification to define the attack surface. API and GraphQL testing are on the Advanced plan and above.
How does Beagle Security reduce false positives?
The AI, trained on 350,000+ real pentest workflows, validates each finding against learned patterns to separate real issues from noise. Beagle says this reduces false positives compared with rule-based scanners.