For teams without a security hire

A virtual AppSec engineer for the team that doesn't have one.

Most small SaaS teams can't justify a security hire and don't need a 100-page pentest. 98.9% of recently scanned sites are missing a strict CSP. Barrion finds it, ranks it, and shows the exact fix for your stack, with continuous, production-safe coverage in plain language.

What Barrion replaces

The parts of an AppSec hire that actually need to ship daily.

Triage

Findings prioritized for you

Severity-ranked, impact-weighted, deduped. Not a 400-row CVSS spreadsheet to interpret.
Plain language

Written for engineers, not security pros

Every finding explains what it is, why it matters, and how to fix it. No jargon you have to Google.
Framework-aware

Fixes that fit your stack

Remediation steps tailored to Next.js, Django, Laravel, Rails, Express, and more. Copy-paste-ready.
Audit-ready

Evidence when customers ask

PDF + CSV exports for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NIS2. Ready for your first enterprise security review.
Continuous

Always-on coverage

Continuous monitoring so a regression on Tuesday doesn't sit until your next pentest. Alerts to email, Slack, or Teams.
Honest

Not a security-by-PDF play

Real checks, real findings, real remediation. You can verify everything we report against your own dev tools.
Still need real expertise?

Add a deeper engagement when you need it.

  • AI pentesting for chain-of-exploit findings, SQL injection, XSS, broken access control
  • Audit-ready evidence packs for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS reviews
  • Direct line to the team via contact@barrion.io for scoping or compliance questions
FAQ

Security without a security hire, answered.

Do we need a security engineer to use Barrion?
No. The product is built around the assumption that no AppSec engineer is in the loop. Findings are triaged, deduped, and severity-ranked before they reach the dashboard, so engineers see a short list of things that actually matter rather than a 400-row CVSS spreadsheet. Each finding includes a plain-language explanation, the framework-specific remediation step, and a verification you can run after the fix. Most teams resolve findings without escalating to a security specialist.
Who should own Barrion inside an engineering team?
In most teams, the engineering lead or platform lead owns the product. The continuous monitoring runs on its own once configured; the only ongoing work is triaging the alert channel (Slack, Teams, or email) and assigning the occasional remediation to the engineer who owns the affected surface. Total ownership cost is typically under 1 hour per week, even at 10+ monitored domains.
What about findings we don't know how to triage?
Contact us via contact@barrion.io with the finding link and we'll explain the impact, the exploit path, and the appropriate remediation. We don't gate this behind a sales conversation, it's how the product is supposed to work. Teams without a security engineer often need a second opinion on the first few weeks of findings; that's expected and we're here for it.
Can Barrion satisfy our customer security review without a security hire?
For most customer security reviews on small SaaS deals, yes. The Barrion PDF includes a security score with trend line, severity-ranked findings, remediation status, and control mapping to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NIS2. Many of our customers attach this PDF directly to their customer's security questionnaire as evidence of continuous monitoring. For deeper enterprise reviews (e.g. ones that demand a recent pentest report), pair with an AI pentest before the review.
When should we hire a security engineer despite using Barrion?
Most teams don't need a dedicated security hire until they cross 30-50 engineers, sign their first enterprise contract that requires a security program, or operate in a regulated industry (fintech, health, defense). Below that, Barrion plus an annual or pre-launch pentest covers the operational and audit-readiness work that a junior-to-mid security engineer would otherwise own. Above it, Barrion stays useful, your security engineer offloads the always-on monitoring work and focuses on threat modeling, design review, and incident response.

Run your first scan.

No security hire needed to interpret the result. Real findings, real fixes, in 60 seconds.