Find Vulnerabilities Before they Hit Production.

• Autonomous agents
• RAG pipelines
• LLM-backed features
• The surface almost nothing else tests

• Public and internal web apps
• REST and GraphQL APIs
• The auth flows around them

• External and internal ranges
• Exposed services and hosts
• The paths between them

• AWS, GCP, and Azure
• Configurations and IAM roles
• Routes to sensitive resources

• Repositories read statically
• Findings confirmed by exploiting them at runtime

Penetration testing sits under the umbrella of offensive cybersecurity. Rather than reviewing your app from the outside, it works through the app itself to see which weaknesses actually hold up in practice. Midas runs autonomously against your systems and reports everything it was able to confirm.

A scanner flags potential vulnerabilities, so you get a list of maybes to triage. Midas safely confirms which ones are actually reachable, so you get a short list of real issues in the order worth fixing.

Not entirely, and be wary of anything that claims it does. A skilled human still goes deeper on business logic, and a signed report for SOC 2 or an enterprise security review has to come from a third-party firm. What Midas replaces is the gap between those engagements. A manual pentest is a snapshot of a single day, and most teams ship hundreds of times before the next one. Midas tests every deploy instead, which is why it costs a subscription rather than a five-figure engagement.

Yes. Production runs are read-only by default: Midas surveys what is exposed, reviews your configuration and IAM, and verifies findings without changing anything. Every run starts with a scope confirmation, and anything heavier stays off until you turn it on. On Enterprise, role-based access, SSO/SAML, and audit logs give your security team a full record of what ran and when.

Yes. Midas is built for everyone from people who just learned to vibe code to engineers with twenty years behind them. Create an account, verify that you own the domain or server, and you are ready to run your first test.

Every run ends with a report of what was confirmed, ranked by severity, with reproduction steps and the action to take on each one. Then ship the fix and Midas re-tests it on your next run, so you get confirmation the issue is actually closed instead of a document that goes stale.

Scope and usage. Each tier builds on the one below it, so every upgrade brings wider coverage, deeper attack modules, and a significant usage increase. The full breakdown is in the pricing table above.

Midas' foundation is built on a novel routing and validation system that allows us to achieve frontier quality at a fraction of the cost. We then share those cost savings with our users.