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Odin is Borg Security’s client platform. It shows your organisation’s attack surface, tracks security findings across your assets, and runs our agentic AI pentests.
Odin home dashboard showing security posture overviewOdin home dashboard showing security posture overview

The Odin home dashboard

What Odin includes

Attack surface

Continuously discover and monitor your domains, subdomains, IPs, and APIs. Know what’s exposed before attackers do.

Findings

All security findings in one place, triaged by severity, linked to assets, with suggested remediation steps and a threaded discussion with our analyst team.

AI Pentesting

Agentic AI whitebox pentesting. Odin reads your source code, maps your attack surface, generates test cases, and executes them autonomously.

Integrations

Push findings directly to Linear, Jira, GitHub, or GitLab. Keep your security and engineering workflows in sync.

How it works

Odin is organised around your workspace, which holds your organisation’s assets, findings, and pentest history. When you sign in, you land on the Home dashboard. The sidebar groups everything into four sections:
  • General: Home and a global Findings view
  • Testing: Pentests, PR reviews, and HackerOne
  • Attack Surface: Assets
  • Workspace: Integrations, Reports, Team, API Keys, Billing, and Organisation Settings

Getting started

Until GitHub is connected and a payment method is on file, a Get started card sits at the bottom of the sidebar with those two steps.
1

Complete your profile

Add your name and photo so teammates can identify you.
2

Connect GitHub and add a payment method

Use the sidebar Get started card, or the Finish setting up card on Home.
3

Review your findings

Open Findings to see what’s already been reported.
4

Explore your attack surface

Open Assets to see what Odin has discovered about your organisation.
5

Turn on PR reviews

Go to Testing > PR Reviews and enable reviews for the repositories you care about.
If you’re here specifically to set up an AI pentest, jump straight to the AI pentesting overview.