A simpler DevSecOps platform for modern teams

Crawix helps teams make security checks easier to understand, easier to run, and easier to repeat. Release 1 starts with DAST, while the platform grows toward broader DevSecOps workflows across code, dependencies, infrastructure, containers, APIs, compliance, policy, and runtime security signals.

DevSecOps is still too fragmented

Most teams do not lack scanners. They struggle to keep checks organized across tools, CI jobs, reports, and manual steps. Crawix turns that into a clearer, repeatable workflow.

Disconnected tools

Scanners, CI jobs, scripts, dashboards, and reports often live in different places, making security work harder to manage.

Manual security processes

One-time checks do not create a reliable process. Teams need repeatable workflows, scheduling, history, and ownership.

Hard-to-use results

Raw outputs are difficult to compare, explain, share, and reuse as evidence for engineering or security reviews.

Heavy enterprise adoption

Large AppSec platforms can be powerful, but they are often too expensive or too complex for teams that need to start quickly.

Private and staging complexity

Real security work often happens before production, where access, verification, and connectivity add extra friction.

Built for teams that need practical DevSecOps

Startups

Start security workflows early without building a full internal AppSec platform.

SMBs

Add recurring security checks with a lower barrier to setup, operation, and reporting.

Agencies

Run repeatable checks and prepare clear reports across multiple client projects.

DevSecOps teams

Centralize scanning workflows, findings, schedules, and evidence in one product direction.

Why teams will choose Crawix

Simpler than heavy AppSec suites

Crawix is designed to be easier to adopt without forcing teams into a large enterprise platform decision from day one.

More useful than raw scanner output

The value is not only the scan engine. Crawix adds workflows, history, reports, findings, and operational structure around security checks.

Built for repeatable security work

Security checks should not be one-time events. Crawix is built around scheduled, recurring, and reviewable workflows.

Designed to grow across DevSecOps

DAST is the first module, but the platform direction includes more scanners, checks, policies, reports, and integrations over time.

Crawix is built to be clearer than enterprise suites and more practical than stitching together security workflows yourself.

How Crawix works

Add an application or service

Create a target for a web app, API, service, or environment you want to check.

Choose a security workflow

Start with DAST in Release 1 and prepare for broader workflow types as the platform evolves.

Run once or automate continuously

Launch checks manually or configure recurring scans so security becomes part of your normal process.

Review findings and reports

Use clear findings, severity, history, and reports instead of digging through disconnected raw outputs.

Release 1 starts with DAST

The first Crawix release focuses on making DAST practical, repeatable, and easier to adopt. It is the first active module in a broader DevSecOps platform direction.

DAST-first scanning

Run dynamic security checks against web applications through a simple SaaS workflow.

Manual and scheduled scans

Run checks on demand or schedule recurring scans for nightly, weekly, or continuous visibility.

Findings and reports

Review normalized findings, severity, scan history, and downloadable reports in one place.

Target and environment management

Organize applications, APIs, and environments so scans stay connected to the right product context.

API-aware foundation

Keep API security in the platform model from the beginning, even as deeper API workflows evolve over time.

Path to private and staging workflows

Design the first release with public, staging, and private environment use cases in mind.

Platform direction beyond DAST

Crawix starts with DAST, but the long-term direction is a broader DevSecOps workflow platform. Future modules should help teams manage security checks across the software lifecycle without turning the product into a bloated enterprise suite.

DAST

First module

API Security

Platform foundation

SAST

Planned

SCA

Planned

Secrets

Planned

IaC

Planned

Container

Planned

Compliance

Planned

Policy

Planned

Runtime

Future

The goal is not to do everything at once. The goal is to build a practical platform step by step, starting with the security workflow that is most useful for the first release.

FAQ

No. DAST is the first active module for Release 1, but Crawix is being built as a broader DevSecOps platform for security workflows, checks, findings, reports, and automation.