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Before
Thirty short-lived promotional sites a month. A small AppSec team. A legacy ASM tool that flooded them with noise.
After
Four times the tests with zero added headcount. Noise cut by 95%. One inventory of every brand surface, always current.
Thirty tests a month, up from eight, at zero added headcount. Noise down 95%, across 30+ promo sites.
live workflow, 40 nodes
What they run
Each new domain gets fingerprinted, then the scanner profile that fits what it finds runs against it.
Per-target rate limits keep scans from knocking over fragile short-lived promo infrastructure.
Auth flows, single-page apps, and third-party widgets run through modules without forking the core workflow.
Workflows tag findings by campaign and decommission them when a site goes offline.
The brand runs roughly thirty promotional microsites every month — campaign landing pages, regional launches, sweepstakes flows. Each lives one to two months and dies. The AppSec team has to test every one before it goes live, and the ones still up need monitoring while they exist.
Their legacy ASM tool wasn't built for that shape of work. It treated every fresh subdomain as a permanent asset and surfaced thousands of stale findings against sites that had already been retired.
They built a DAST workflow in Trickest that takes a new domain, fingerprints the stack, runs the right scanner profile for what it finds, and lands the results in a typed table. Per-target RPS throttling keeps the scans from knocking over fragile promo infrastructure.
Custom modules handle the campaign-specific cases — auth flows, single-page apps, third-party widgets — without forking the core workflow.
Testing throughput moved from roughly eight tests a month to roughly thirty — four times the volume with the same team. The noise floor dropped 95% because workflows tag findings by campaign and decommission them when the site retires.
One unified inventory shows every active brand surface and what's running against it. The AppSec lead stopped chasing what's still in scope.
The AppSec lead stopped chasing what's still in scope.
The output
Every run structures itself into a typed table. You filter, sort, and export, instead of reading a PDF.
| subdomain | port | finding | severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| api-v2.target.trickest.net | 443 | SQL Injection | CRITICAL |
| jenkins.target.trickest.net | 8080 | Default Credentials | CRITICAL |
| admin.target.trickest.net | 8443 | Exposed Admin Panel | HIGH |
| auth.target.trickest.net | 443 | JWT Not Verified | HIGH |
| dashboard.target.trickest.net | 443 | CSRF Token Missing | MEDIUM |
| cdn.target.trickest.net | 443 | Missing Security Headers | LOW |
Illustrative. Sample data, not the customer's findings.
Integration
The final node renders every finding into PDF and HTML reports, ready for the pentest teams to hand off.
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