Enji GuardContinuous DAST for your GitHub-linked web app
Guard is not just a DAST scanner, it is dynamic application security testing for the app your AI-generated code powers. Dynamic application security testing finds what only exists when the app runs. Guard runs scheduled checks against the linked application you authorize, links confirmed evidence back to the repo context, and reports it where your team already works.
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Static testing can't see runtime
Reading code tells you what might be wrong; running the app tells you what is. Auth that fails open, a route reachable without a session, a misconfigured header, these only appear when something actually makes the request.
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Scheduled dynamic checks for GitHub-linked web apps
For web app security testing, GitHub is the review surface. When authorized, Guard runs scheduled dynamic checks against the linked app:
- Endpoints answering without authentication
- Access control that breaks under real requests
- Input handling and reachable routes
- Security headers, CORS, and misconfiguration
- Sensitive responses exposed on reachable routes
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Continuous and tied to the repo
One scan ages instantly when AI ships the next change. Guard runs continuous penetration testing-style checks on a schedule, and because the app is linked to your GitHub repo, confirmed runtime evidence comes back with repository context.
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Findings where you work
Confirmed runtime issues come back as reviewable GitHub issues with what failed and the likely cause, so they get fixed in your normal flow instead of sitting in a separate scanner.
Quick questions
Is continuous DAST the same as a penetration test?
No. DAST runs automated, repeatable checks against the running app on a schedule. Think of it as continuous pen testing for the repeatable layer. A penetration test is human creativity and depth, and Guard leaves room for a pentester to do the rest.
How often does it scan?
On the schedule and approved target scope you set. Repo-change audits can run separately, but DAST itself stays scoped to the linked environment and cadence you authorize.
Do you need authorization to test my app?
Yes. Guard runs dynamic checks only within a scope you approve, against the environment and routes you allow, typically staging.
DAST or SAST, which should I run?
Both. SAST catches risk in the code, DAST catches what only appears at runtime, and because the app is linked to your GitHub repo, runtime web application security testing comes back with repository context.
Test your running app, continuously.
Connect a repo and app, and get your first dynamic report in a few minutes. No card.