Escape
Escape is an offensive security platform built around two testing layers: agentic AI penetration testing for complex, multi-step attack chains and business-logic-aware…
Our verdict
Who it's for
Escape automates the full offensive security lifecycle with AI agents that discover, test, and remediate directly in engineering workflows.
Who should look elsewhere
Advanced custom security tests may require deeper configuration and expert knowledge
Pros
- +Continuous testing rather than point-in-time, closing the gap between scheduled engagements
- +Focuses on business logic vulnerabilities, reducing false positives and identifying critical flaws.
- +Findings become permanent regression tests, preventing the same vulnerability recurring
- +Business-logic-aware DAST available as part of the wider Escape platform
- +Offers tailored remediation guidance with code snippets to accelerate developer fixes.
Cons
- −Advanced custom security tests may require deeper configuration and expert knowledge
- −No ransomware emulation module
Key features
- ✓AI pentesting builds multi-step attack chains and proves exploitability with execution logs and screenshots
- ✓Business-logic-aware DAST tests workflows, access control, and multi-step processes rather than firing payloads
- ✓Multi-user testing verifies that one user can reach an endpoint and another cannot, with screenshots captured at every step
- ✓Automatic detection of the application framework, driving remediation written for that framework rather than generic guidance
- ✓Findings open directly in Claude Code, Codex, or Visual Studio Code through Escape's MCP server
- ✓Compliance reporting for ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, NIST, NIS2, FedRAMP, CRA, and OWASP
- ✓Complex findings convert into custom regression tests, holding coverage at scale without repeat pentest cost
- ✓Contextual risk prioritization and scoring
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contact Us | — | month | — |