Pentest every deploy, not once a year
PreStrike attacks each new build of your app, blocks the release when it finds something real, and shows the commit that opened the hole and the one that closed it.
Free trial on Starter and Team. Cancel anytime.
Findings tagged to OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Top 10 and CWE
- c4e8b10Add bulk export endpointrunning3 min ago
- a91f3c2Release 4.12.0passed42 min ago
- 7d02e9aAllow org admins to impersonate usersblocked · 1 High3 h ago
- 19bb4f0Bump dependenciespassedyesterday
- e03a771Fix CSP for billing iframepassedyesterday
- 5f6c2d8New search APIblocked · 1 Critical2 days ago
Security review that keeps up with your deploys
A yearly pentest checks one snapshot. PreStrike checks the build you shipped this morning, and the one you ship after lunch.
Stop the release, not the team
Findings above your severity threshold fail the deployment check. The engineer who pushed sees it where they already look, with the full report one click away.
Know what each release changed
See what a release fixed, what it introduced and what is still open, commit by commit.
- −MediumGraphQL errors include stack traces
- −LowReferrer-Policy header not set
- =MediumInvoice IDs can be enumerated across organizations
- =MediumContent-Security-Policy allows unsafe-inline scripts
- =LowSession cookie missing SameSite=Strict on /auth/callback
- =LowServer version disclosed in X-Powered-By header
- =LowNo rate limit on POST /api/v2/password-reset
Fixed stays fixed
Every closed finding is retested on every run, so a regression fails the check like any new finding.
Proof you can hand over
Passing releases renew a signed public certificate. Findings are tagged for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence.
We attack every deploy before anyone else gets the chance.
Set it up once, then forget it is there
PreStrike listens for deployments, not commits to CI, so nothing in your pipeline changes.
01
Connect your repo and verify your domain
Install the GitHub App or add a GitLab webhook, then prove you own the staging host with a DNS or file check.
02
PreStrike attacks every deployment
Scans never run inside CI. A successful deployment triggers an isolated runner that crawls and attacks the live build.
03
Block, fix and certify
Findings above your threshold fail the check. Once the fix ships and the rescan is clean, your certificate renews.
You push. PreStrike answers.
Watch one vulnerable commit get caught, ticketed, fixed and certified.
- 1Push
- 2Deploy
- 3Scan
- 4Fix
- 5Certify
What every run covers
Tagged to OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Top 10 and CWE, ready to drop into SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence.
- Injection
- SQL, NoSQL, command, template and header injection.
- Auth and access control
- Broken object level authorization, IDOR, privilege escalation and session handling.
- Cross site attacks
- Reflected, stored and DOM XSS, CSRF and open redirects.
- API security
- Reads your OpenAPI and GraphQL schemas: mass assignment, rate limits, data exposure.
- Transport and headers
- TLS configuration, HSTS, CSP, cookie flags and CORS.
- Regressions
- Every fixed finding is retested on every run so it stays fixed.
Show customers the latest result
Passing releases renew a signed certificate tied to the commit. Put the badge in your README, site or trust center. Findings stay private.
View a sample certificate[](https://prestrike.in/c/acme-cloud)
Pricing
Free trial on Starter and Team. Cancel anytime.
Starter
$19
per month
- 1 application
- Scans on your main branch
- Public certificate and badge
Team
$99
per month
- 5 applications
- Every branch and pull request
- Authenticated scans across multiple roles
- Jira, Linear and Slack
Enterprise
Custom
- Scan runners in your own infrastructure
- SSO and audit log
- Custom policies per app
- Trust center integration
Questions security teams ask first
Will PreStrike slow down my CI pipeline?
No. Scans never run inside CI. A successful deployment triggers a scan against the live build, so your pipeline finishes as fast as it does today.
Can PreStrike test a host I do not own?
No. A host is only tested after a DNS or file check proves you own it, and paths you exclude are never touched.
Is it safe to point at staging?
Yes. Tests never delete data and never attempt denial of service. Write tests only use the test accounts you provide, and each run has a request ceiling.
How do I spot PreStrike traffic in my logs?
Every request carries a signed header, so your WAF and logs can identify and allow it.
What makes a deployment fail the check?
Any open finding at or above the severity threshold you set for the app. Everything below it is reported without blocking the release.
Can it test pages behind a login?
Yes. The Team plan runs authenticated scans with the test accounts you provide, across multiple roles, so access control bugs between roles show up.
What does the public certificate show?
Whether your latest release passed, when it was last tested and how many high or critical findings are open. The findings themselves stay private.
Does it work with GitLab?
Yes. Install the GitHub App or add a GitLab webhook. Any CI works, because PreStrike listens for the deployment rather than running in the pipeline.
Where is my scan data kept?
Evidence is encrypted, redacted for secrets and kept {{retention days}} days. Enterprise can run the scan runners in its own infrastructure.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. Paid plans renew until you cancel, and Starter and Team both begin with a free trial.