Blacklock continuously scans your applications, APIs, infrastructure, and exposed assets to identify vulnerabilities, prioritise risk, support remediation, and maintain audit-ready evidence between manual penetration tests.


Add web applications, APIs, infrastructure targets, repositories, and internet-facing assets to the Blacklock platform.

Run scans on demand, on a defined schedule, or through CI/CD triggers aligned with deployment and release cycles.

Identify vulnerabilities across applications, APIs, infrastructure, source code, dependencies, and exposed services. Blacklock consolidates results from multiple tools, removes duplicate findings, and prioritises vulnerabilities based on severity, exploitability, exposure, and business context.

Retest vulnerabilities with Agentic-AI validation capability or human-led retesting.

Every scan result is retained and accessible, giving auditors the evidence trail they need.

Convert vulnerabilities into findings-as-tickets from the dashboard and track remediation end-to-end.






Absolutely. The platform allows you to run vulnerability scans, identify any issues, and engage a pentester for manual validation on-deman.
The pricing is based on the number of web applications, live IP addresses and the code repositories you’re looking to scan. To get started, simply sign up to our 14-day free trial or contact us to request a quote.
It is recommended that vulnerability scans be performed monthly. However, organizations with dynamic environments, such as frequent code deployments or system changes, should consider integrating Blacklock with their CI/CD pipelines. Continuous vulnerability scanning is ideal for the real-time identification of security risks.
DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) scanning is used to continuously identify application vulnerabilities. This scanning simulates attacks on your web applications to find security weaknesses that could be exploited by an adversary. DAST scanning is critical for detecting issues such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, insecure configurations, and many more.
DAST scanning typically identifies a range of vulnerabilities, including but not limited to injection flaws, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, and security misconfigurations. By simulating real-world attacks, DAST can uncover critical weaknesses that static analysis may miss, providing a comprehensive overview of your application’s security posture.