Pentest your APIs every release, not every year
Escape runs continuous AI pentesting against your REST and GraphQL APIs. Every finding arrives with the request chain that proved it and a fix written for your framework.
Your APIs change weekly. Your pentest happens yearly. And, unlike other tools, Escape doesn’t treat GraphQL as just another HTTP API.
Business-logic-aware testing, built for API-specific issues
Every API vulnerability comes with the exploit that proved it
That includes the flaws that need more than one identity to find. Escape can hold several user sessions at once and check who actually gets through, endpoint by endpoint, so a tenant admin reaching a neighbouring tenant's data surfaces as a finding rather than a support ticket six months later.
Every past finding becomes a regression test
The details that make the difference between an API scanner and a security engineering platform.
What changes when your API security is covered
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FAQ: API Security Mission
What is AI pentesting for APIs?
AI pentesting runs human-style security assessments against live APIs on a continuous basis rather than as a one-off engagement. It chains requests, reasons about application logic, and proves exploitability with evidence, the way a pentester would, but on every release instead of once a year.
Does Escape replace my annual API pentest?
For most scope, yes. Teams under a specific attestation requirement usually keep a human engagement for the sign-off and use Escape for coverage the other fifty-one weeks.
What is BOLA and how do you test for it?
Broken object level authorization happens when an API returns an object to a user who should not have access to it. It ranks first on the OWASP API Security Top 10. Finding it requires more than one identity: you request the same object as several users and check who gets it. Escape holds multiple sessions at once and does exactly that.
Does Escape test REST and GraphQL?
Both, as first-class citizens. Escape's tests are built for API protocols rather than adapted from web scanning, and the team maintains GraphQL Armor, the open-source GraphQL security middleware.
What GraphQL-specific risks does Escape test for?
Escape's GraphQL testing is built for the protocol, not adapted from a web scanner, so it covers the attack patterns that only exist in GraphQL. Batching and alias abuse, used to bypass rate limits or brute force a field in a single request. Deeply nested queries that amplify load through recursive resolvers. Introspection exposure. And access control flaws at the resolver level, where a field returns data the caller should never reach even though the query itself is valid.
How long does a scan take?
Most scans complete in minutes to a few hours depending on the size of your attack surface. Scans run continuously in the background, so you get fresh results without blocking releases.
What compliance standards does Escape help with?
Escape maps findings to the OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Top 10, PCI DSS, SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR, giving you audit-ready evidence of continuous security testing.
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