Edgescan

What Edgescan is

Edgescan is a continuous security testing and exposure management platform that covers web applications, APIs, network infrastructure, and mobile applications. It combines automated assessment and data analysis with validation by expert penetration testers. AI Insights uses verified vulnerability data to offer remediation guidance and prioritize risk. Attack Surface Management finds internet-facing assets associated with a domain and monitors external IP ranges set by the customer. An API-first approach supports integration with third-party systems and existing CI, CD, and DevOps tools. Access controls include enforceable multifactor authentication, granular roles and permissions, and SAML2 single sign-on. Compliance mapping covers PCI-DSS, CISA, and CIS. Customers can consult OSCP- and CREST-certified penetration testers about vulnerabilities and remediation. Plan options include Essentials, Professional, Advanced, Host/Server, and Mobile Application Security Testing. Capabilities listed across the plans include automated DAST assessments, API discovery, authenticated testing, expert-led penetration testing, infrastructure scanning, and mobile app testing. Edgescan says production data is hosted on AWS and encrypted at rest and in transit, and that the company is ISO 27001 certified.

Who it suits

Edgescan is intended for businesses of different sizes and industries, including regulated sectors such as finance, healthcare, retail, technology, and telecom. It may suit organizations seeking security testing across applications, APIs, infrastructure, or mobile apps.

Limits

All plans require a tailored quote, with pricing depending on covered applications, APIs, IPs, and testing rigor. The Essentials plan provides automated DAST, network vulnerability management, continuous API discovery, AI Insights, and risk prioritization; authenticated testing and expert-led assessments require higher plans.

Getting started

1. Open the Edgescan website
2. Contact Edgescan for a tailored quote
3. Select coverage for applications, APIs, IPs, infrastructure, or mobile apps
4. Choose a plan such as Essentials, Professional, Advanced, Host/Server, or MAST
5. Connect third-party systems and CI, CD, or DevOps tools through the API-first approach
6. Configure multifactor authentication, roles, permissions, or SAML2 single sign-on

Verdict

Edgescan combines automated assessment with expert validation across several asset types and includes access controls and compliance mapping. Prospective customers need to contact the company for pricing based on their coverage and testing needs.