Intruder does the core job well: continuous vulnerability scanning across both infrastructure and web apps from a single pane, with attack-surface monitoring that actually flags new exposures instead of just re-reporting the same noise. Setting up authenticated DAST was genuinely painless — the session-cookie approach for authenticated app scanning worked as documented and got us scanning behind login without a lot of trial and error. Findings are prioritized sensibly, so we spend time on what's exploitable rather than triaging a wall of low-severity items. Rolling it out across a multi-project cloud environment was clean, and the reporting is presentable enough to hand to non-security stakeholders and auditors with minimal reformatting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Authenticated scanning is solid once configured — for more complex apps it took a little manual work to get the session handling dialed in, and a few more edge-case examples in the docs would smooth that out. Licensing is split between infrastructure and application targets, so there's a bit of upfront sizing math to get the mix right across a larger estate, but it's straightforward once you've mapped your targets. Teams wanting very deep customization of scan logic may eventually want a heavier enterprise DAST platform — though for most that added complexity isn't worth trading away Intruder's simplicity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.