AISafe Labs

What Is AISafe Labs?

AISafe Labs is a cloud-based cybersecurity platform for teams that need to test and secure web applications. It uses AI agents to assess application code and live environments for security weaknesses and potential vulnerabilities. Key capabilities include source code auditing, white-box-penetration testing, black-box penetration testing, and pull request security review.

The platform helps security and development teams identify vulnerabilities, validate potential findings, and review technical evidence from their assessments. These capabilities cover different stages of application security, from examining source-code for weaknesses to testing how a live application responds to potential attacks.

AISafe Labs gives teams a way to investigate security issues in application code and running environments. Source code audits analyze repository structure, data flows, and security-sensitive code paths, while penetration testing examines the security of running applications and validates whether identified weaknesses can be exploited.

The software also provides security findings with severity ratings, remediation guidance, and references to frameworks such as CWE and OWASP. Teams can connect repositories and send findings to development workflows and issue trackers. This makes it useful for teams that want security checks built into their development and testing process and need a way to assess application security at different points in the development lifecycle.

What Is AISafe Labs Best For?

AISafe Labs is best known for validating potential security findings before they are presented as confirmed issues. Its AI agents investigating potential weaknesses before they are included in results. This is relevant for development and security teams that need to technically support vulnerabilities from unverified scanner output. The platform validates findings and provides supporting evidence, such as affected code locations, data flow, and proof-of-concept details. This gives teams a clearer record of which security weaknesses have been technically verified during an assessment.

How Much Does AISafe Labs Cost?

AISafe Labs pricing starts at $40/month with its Pro plan, aimed at ambitious teams looking to advance their application security with the software. The platform offers the following pricing plans:

• Free: $0/month (Free forever with limited functionality)
• Enterprise: Custom pricing (custom credit volumes and usage terms)

AISafe uses a credit-based model, with assessment runs consuming credits based on the assessment type, target size, and selected duration.

Apart from the base subscription pricing, organizations may need to budget for additional costs that are typically associated with similar software solutions:

• Implementation And onboarding: Typically, from $1,000 – $5,000 one-time
• Integration And CI/CD setup: Usually around $2,000 – $7,500 one-time
• Independent Penetration Testing: Commonly around: $5,000 – $15,000+/engagement
• Security Consulting Configuration: Usually between $150 – $400/hour

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.

AISafe Labs Integrations

AISafe Labs supports integrations with several development and project management platforms, including:

• Jira software
• Slack
• GitLab
• GitHub
• Linear

How Does AISafe Labs Work?

After signing in, you can connect the application or codebase you want to assess and configure the security assessment based on your testing requirements. Here are the steps you can follow:

• Create an organization and connect a GitHub or GitLab repository, or provide a target URL for a supported assessment
• Select the assessment method based on whether you want to examine source code, test a live application, or combine both approaches
• Define the Testing scope and add any instructions that should guide the assessment
• Let AISafe’s AI agents analyze the selected code or application and investigate potential security weaknesses
• Review validated findings with severity ratings technical evidence, affected code locations, and remediation guidance
• Triage findings, export reports, or send selected issues to connected development and project management tools

Who Is AISafe Labs For?

AISafe Labs software serves a range of industries and sectors, including:

• Application security teams
• Security engineers
• Software development teams
• DevSecOps teams
• Engineering teams
• Governance, risk, and compliance teams
• Organizations developing security-sensitive web applications

AISafe Labs Use Cases

Based on AISafe Labs features, documented capabilities, and workflows, we have identified certain situations where the platform can be a suitable option for development and security teams:

1. Security Review Before Deployment

Teams often need to identify security weaknesses while an application is still in development, instead of discovering them after their release. This is particularly relevant for active codebases where security review needs to take place before making deployment decisions. AISafe Labs can examine source code, trace data flows, review application logic, and document security findings before the application reaches the production stage. This gives development and security teams a defined security review point before deployment.

2. Testing Applications without Source Code Access

Security teams may need to assess a live web application without access to its underlying source code. This can apply when testing exposed applications, staging environments, or applications that need to be assessed from an attacker's perspective. AISafe Labs can test a defined live target, examine its attack surface, and investigate areas such as authentication, permissions, and application behavior. This scenario is suited to assessments focused on how a running application responds to external testing rather than how its source code is implemented.

3. Connecting Code-Level Findings To Runtime Behavior

A source code review can reveal a potential weakness without showing whether that weakness can be exploited in the running application. Security teams may therefore need to connect what they find in the code with what actually happens when the application is running. AISafe Labs' white box assessment combines source-code analysis with live application testing. This allows security teams to investigate whether a suspected weakness in the code can be reached and validated against the running application.

4. Keeping Security View Aligned With Code Changes

Frequent code changes can make it difficult for development teams to keep security review aligned with the application as it gets evolved. A separate security assessment may not address concerns introduced by a specific pull request or recent modification. AISafe Labs supports security reviews of pull requests by examining changed files and identifying security concerns within the modified code. This suits development workflows where security review needs to happen as code changes are introduced rather than waiting for a broader assessment.

5. Documenting Application Security Assessment

Teams preparing for security audits, customer reviews, or internal security assessments often need a clear record of how an application was tested and what the assessment identified. Apart from recording vulnerabilities, they may need supporting evidence, severity information, remediation details, and references that help document the assessment results. AISafe Labs produces structured findings with severity ratings, technical evidence, remediation guidance, and references such as CWE and OWASP mappings. The resulting reports can be used as supporting documentation for application security reviews and compliance activities.

Is AISafe Labs Right For You?

Are you looking for AI-powered application security testing that can examine code and live environments for vulnerabilities? AISafe Labs gives development and security teams AI-driven assessments with evidence-backed findings, remediation guidance, and security framework mappings.

AISafe supports GDPR-related data processing requirements and EU data residency. Its security controls include encryption at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit, tenant isolation, controlled network egress, and short-lived repository access tokens. Enterprise customers can also choose self-hosted deployment when their security requirements call for greater control over where AISafe runs.

Application security is also changing as organizations introduce AI applications and agentic systems, creating new concerns around permissions, data exposure, and trust boundaries. AISafe's AI-agent-based testing approach fits this shift by examining application code and live environments while maintaining an auditable record of agent activity and assessment results.

Still not sure if AISafe Labs is right for you? Contact our customer support team at (661) 384-7070, who will help you make the best decision.