# Who Should Use Pynt?

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**At a Glance**: 👩‍💻 Pynt is designed for Application Security Engineers, Developers, and DevSecOps teams. Automate API security testing, reduce false positives, and discover undocumented APIs to ensure complete coverage.
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Pynt is a versatile tool for teams responsible for API security throughout the development lifecycle, especially in **Application Security**, **Development**, and **DevSecOps** roles. 🛠️

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## Application Security Engineers

Security engineers tasked with protecting APIs benefit from Pynt’s automated, context-aware testing capabilities. Pynt allows them to:

* **Automate Manual Processes**: 🔧 Reduce the workload by automating vulnerability detection with Pynt.
* **Focus on Verified Vulnerabilities**: 🔍 Minimize false positives, enabling teams to focus on real threats.
* **Tool Integration**: ⚙️ Pynt works with tools AppSec engineers already use, such as Burp Suite.

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## Developers and Testers

With API security shifting left, developers are increasingly responsible for securing the code they write. Pynt helps developers by:

* **Integrating Security into CI/CD**: 🧑‍💻 Seamlessly integrate API security testing into your CI/CD workflows.
* **Tool Integration**: ⚙️ Pynt integrates easily with Postman, Selenium, and many other API testing tools.

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## DevSecOps Teams

DevSecOps teams need continuous security testing across the entire development lifecycle. Pynt supports DevSecOps by:

* **Automating Security**: 🔄 Continuous security testing without disrupting the development process.
* **Cross-Team Collaboration**: 🤝 Pynt facilitates collaboration between development, security, and operations teams by integrating into the CI/CD pipeline.


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