Security Testing That Lives Where Your Work Lives
Embed continuous pentesting into your CI/CD pipelines. Shinobi integrates into the workflows your teams already use — so penetration testing becomes part of development, not an interruption to it.
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Pentest Every Build. Gate Every Release.
Shinobi exposes a comprehensive API layer that makes it possible to embed full penetration testing into any CI/CD pipeline — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or any platform that can make HTTP calls.
This isn't a lightweight scan triggered on commit. It's the same AI-driven, authenticated, logic-aware penetration test that Shinobi runs on demand — automated to run at whatever cadence your development process requires.
Trigger pentests programmatically
Kick off tests as a step in your pipeline, passing target scope, credentials, and configuration via API.
Severity-based pass/fail gates
Configure thresholds that determine whether a build proceeds or halts. No critical findings? Pipeline passes. Critical IDOR discovered? Build stops before it reaches production.
Retrieve structured findings
Pull findings as structured data with full context: severity, reproduction steps, proof-of-concept payloads, and remediation guidance — ready for automated processing.
Manage test lifecycle
Start, monitor, pause, and retrieve results entirely through the API, enabling fully headless operation for teams that manage everything in code.
Findings Become Tickets. Automatically.
The gap between "vulnerability discovered" and "developer starts fixing it" is where most findings go to die. Shinobi eliminates this gap entirely with native integrations for ticketing and project management systems.
When Shinobi discovers and validates a vulnerability, it can create a ticket automatically — with every piece of context a developer needs to understand, prioritize, and fix the issue.
Severity and priority
Mapped to your project's priority scheme
Full reproduction steps
A developer can follow immediately without referencing an external report
Proof-of-concept code
Exact request/response sequence embedded directly in the ticket
Remediation guidance
Specific, actionable fix recommendations relevant to the finding
Labels and components
Auto-tagged for routing to the right team or sprint
Bidirectional status sync
When a finding is retested and verified as fixed, the ticket status updates automatically
Talk to Your Pentester. In Slack or Teams.
Traditional security tools send alerts. Shinobi sends alerts AND gives you a direct line to the AI agent running the test. Through native Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations, your team can interact with Shinobi's agents in real time.
Real-time alerts that actually inform
When Shinobi discovers a critical finding mid-test, your team knows immediately — not hours later when someone checks a dashboard. Alerts fire in the channels you configure, with enough context to assess urgency at a glance: finding title, severity, affected endpoint, and a direct link to the full finding detail.
# security-alerts
Shinobi
APP
2:41 PM
🚨 New vulnerability found during pentest of app.example.com
IDOR — /api/users/{id}
Severity: Critical
Status: Confirmed
Shinobi
APP
2:41 PM
Jira ticket created — SEC-1042
Shinobi
APP
2:42 PM
🛡️ Fix verified for SQLi — /api/search. No bypasses found. Closing ticket SEC-1038.
Interactive agent collaboration
This is what makes the Slack and Teams integration fundamentally different from any other security tool notification:
Ask questions about findings
Provide application context
Guide testing scope
Stay informed on progress
Integration Ecosystem
Native connectors and a RESTful API — plug Shinobi into the tools your teams already rely on.
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Slack
Microsoft Teams
ServiceNow
Linear
PagerDuty
GitHub Actions
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Jenkins
Webhooks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Shinobi create Jira tickets automatically from findings?
Yes. When Shinobi discovers and validates a vulnerability, it can automatically create a Jira ticket with full context: severity, reproduction steps, proof-of-concept code, remediation guidance, and appropriate labels. Status syncs bidirectionally — when a fix is verified, the ticket updates automatically.
How do severity-based pipeline gates work?
You configure severity thresholds for your pipeline. If Shinobi finds vulnerabilities above your threshold during testing, the pipeline halts and prevents the build from proceeding to production. No critical findings means the pipeline passes automatically.
Can I talk to Shinobi's AI agents during a test?
Yes — you'll be able to do this soon through Slack or Microsoft Teams. We're releasing integrations that let you ask questions about findings, provide application context, guide testing scope, and get real-time status updates. It's like having a human pentester in your team channel.
How does Shinobi test internal applications that aren't publicly accessible?
Shinobi supports testing of internal applications through secure connectivity options. Contact our team to discuss your specific network architecture and we'll configure the appropriate access method.
What data is included in API responses for findings?
API responses include structured JSON data with severity, finding title, description, affected endpoints, full reproduction steps, proof-of-concept payloads, remediation guidance, and metadata for downstream processing.
Can I configure which Slack/Teams channels receive alerts?
Yes. You can configure specific channels for different alert types and severity levels, ensuring the right team members are notified about the findings most relevant to them.
Ready to Integrate?
Stop treating pentesting as a separate process. Embed continuous security testing into the workflows your teams already use.