Azure penetration testing built for fast changing cloud environments
Point-in-time Azure penetration tests leave blind spots. Intruder delivers continuous, automated coverage across your Azure environment - spotting vulnerabilities and misconfigurations the moment they appear.
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Attackers don't wait a year. Why should your pen test?
Azure environments evolve constantly - new services, changing configurations, and shifting permissions appear every day. Relying on a periodic penetration test leaves dangerous gaps attackers can exploit. Intruder closes them with continuous, automated scanning that detects risky permissions and emerging vulnerabilities the moment they surface.
How to secure your systems year-round with Intruder
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Start a free trial
Start scanning your apps and infrastructure as soon as your account is activated.
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Add your targets
Set up a cloud account integration or enter a domain name or IP address.
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Uncover risks
See where you're at risk and prioritize fixes based on real world threat intelligence.
Eliminate blind spots with automated Azure penetration testing
Intruder brings together Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and Vulnerability Management in one platform. It detects misconfigurations, risky permissions, exposed services, and software flaws before attackers exploit them. With continuous scanning, you don't just react to Azure risks - you stay ahead of them.
Automatically detect and scan new Azure services
Your Azure attack surface evolves with every deployment. Intruder continuously maps exposed services and endpoints, launching adaptive scans whenever something changes, and separate emerging threat scans when new vulnerabilities hit the headlines - giving you an attacker's-eye view of your cloud security posture.
Fix issues fast with workflow integrations
Enable teams with the information they need to remediate vulnerabilities quickly. Set up integrations and routing rules to send issues and remediation instructions directly into Jira, GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps.
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