Escape

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About

Escape is ranked #8 of 29 in web application security scanners on Inferse. It runs on API, Web.

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Deployment: hybridescape.tech

Facts

Product: Escape combines attack surface management, business-logic-aware DAST, and AI pentesting in a continuous offensive security program.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
What it does: The platform uses AI agents to discover, test, and help remediate security issues within engineering workflows.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
DAST features: Its DAST tests application workflows, access control, and multi-step processes, and supports OAuth, SSO, and multi-tenant applications.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
AI pentesting: AI Pentesting is described as finding complex, multi-step attack chains and providing exploit evidence such as screenshots, execution logs, and validated attack paths.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Automation: Escape lists a public API, CLI, MCP server, event-based workflows, and CI/CD scan triggers as automation options.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Integrations: The homepage names Wiz for asset and risk context, and Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini for AI-assisted remediation.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Compliance: The homepage says the platform supports PCI-DSS, HIPAA, CRA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and more than 20 other frameworks.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
AI data handling: Escape’s AI Pentesting FAQ says customer context is scoped to the organization and asset and is never used to train models.docs.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Finding validation: The AI Pentesting FAQ says a dedicated reporter reruns candidate findings against the live application and files them only when they reproduce.docs.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Safety controls: The AI Pentesting FAQ describes a scope-aware proxy that blocks out-of-scope requests and says agents avoid destructive actions such as deleting accounts or degrading availability.docs.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Security certification: Escape’s AI Pentesting FAQ says the company maintains SOC 2 Type II certification.docs.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Who it is for: Escape describes its audience as security teams that are outnumbered by engineering teams and need continuous offensive security workflows.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026
Company history: Escape says it was founded in 2020 after a co-founder saw how an exposed API could put an organization at risk.escape.tech · 3 Oct 2026