Service
Pentest as a service.
Tell us what to test. Our AI agents map your attack surface and exploit what is exploitable. You get a report with proof and fixes, in days rather than weeks.
What we test
If it is reachable from the outside, it is in scope.
Web applications
Authentication, access control, business logic, injection, and everything else that shows up when an app is used the way it was not meant to be.
Mobile applications
iOS and Android builds, including the traffic they generate and the secrets they ship inside the binary.
APIs
REST and GraphQL endpoints, including the ones that never made it into your documentation.
Cloud infrastructure
External attack surface, exposed services, misconfigured storage, and the paths between them.
How an engagement runs
Scope it on one call
Tell us what you want tested and what is off limits. We come back with a fixed quote, a start date, and a delivery date.
We test and exploit
Our agents map the attack surface and safely exploit what they find. A security engineer reviews everything before it reaches you.
You get proof and fixes
A full report with the exploitation chain for every finding, ranked by real risk, with the change each one needs.
What you get
Exploitation proof, not a maybe
Every finding includes the chain we used to reach it. If we could not exploit it, we do not report it as a finding.
Fixes your engineers can act on
Each finding points at the component that needs to change and what the change is. No generic OWASP boilerplate.
A report you can hand to an auditor
Executive summary, scope and methodology, severity ratings, technical detail, and a retest section once you have shipped fixes.
How we handle scope and safety
Testing production is only acceptable if the rules are clear first.
Rules of engagement, in writing
We agree scope, targets, and out-of-bounds systems before anything starts. Nothing outside that document gets touched.
Testing windows you choose
Destructive checks are opt-in, load-heavy testing runs in windows you set, and we stop immediately on request.
Your data stays yours
We collect the minimum needed to prove a finding, store it encrypted, and delete engagement data on request after delivery.
Questions we get asked
- Who reviews the findings before we see them?
- A human does. The AI agents do the testing and the exploitation, and a security engineer reviews every finding before the report goes out. You are not receiving raw tool output.
- How is pricing structured?
- Per engagement, scoped on the size and complexity of what you want tested. It comes in well under a traditional pentest of the same scope, and there are retainer options if you want to test on every release rather than once. We will quote on the first call.
- How fast is it really?
- Days, not the four to eight weeks a traditional engagement takes. Exact turnaround depends on scope, and we commit to a date before we start.
- What if you find nothing?
- You still get the report showing what was tested and how, which is the evidence your auditor and your board actually want. A clean result on a well-scoped test is a useful result.
- Can you retest after we fix things?
- Yes. Retesting the findings from an engagement is included, so you end up with a report that shows both the finding and its resolution.
Find out what an attacker would find.
One call to scope it, a fixed quote, and a delivery date before we start.
We reply within one business day.