Offensive360 DAST review
A deployment-flexible DAST platform for authenticated web, API, and business-logic testing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Offensive360 DAST tests live web applications and REST APIs for injection flaws, cross-site scripting, authentication issues, API authorization problems, server misconfigurations, and business-logic weaknesses. It is aimed at organizations that need authenticated application testing, CI/CD workflows, or deployment outside a standard cloud-only model. Form, token, cookie, and multi-step authentication support helps it address applications that cannot be assessed through a simple unauthenticated scan. Findings include severity ratings, request/response evidence, and remediation guidance.
Pricing is organized into Application Security and On-Premise plans, with custom annual licensing and scanning scope agreed in the proposal. The Application Security plan includes SAST and DAST product options, supported CI/CD integrations, finding evidence, remediation guidance, and team collaboration features. The On-Premise plan adds self-hosted deployment, an OVA virtual appliance, customer-infrastructure deployment, air-gapped deployment options, and agreed service levels. This structure fits procurement-led security programs that need deployment and service terms defined for their environment, but it is less suited to buyers comparing straightforward public plan prices.
The strongest differentiator is the combination of authenticated scanning, API testing, and business-logic testing with evidence-backed findings. Integrations include GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Bitbucket Pipelines, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, CircleCI, Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and webhooks, supporting development and remediation workflows. Organizations needing air-gapped or self-hosted DAST should shortlist Offensive360 DAST, particularly when multi-step authentication and API coverage matter. Teams seeking a simple, fixed-price DAST service or a narrowly focused unauthenticated scanner may prefer a product with a simpler commercial and deployment model.
Offensive360 DAST pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports authenticated, multi-step scanning behind login pages
- Provides request/response evidence and remediation guidance
- Offers cloud, on-premise, and air-gapped deployment options
- Where it doesn't
- Custom annual licensing makes budget comparison less direct
- Scanning scope is agreed in the proposal
- Self-hosted deployment requires customer infrastructure
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