10,000 vulnerabilities.Fourteen are the way in.

Pentest, threat intelligence and exposure management on one loop. Continuous, agent-driven, running release after release.

The Portfolio

Three agents you can put on offense.

Pentest

An autonomous offensive engine that coordinates parallel attack agents across eleven categories, validates every finding independently before reporting it, and hands you a reproducible proof of concept for each one, the payload, a curl to reproduce, the full HTTP exchange, numbered steps.

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Threat Intelligence

Every published threat, breach and product advisory in one panel, matched against a fingerprint of your own stack so a CVE only reaches you when the affected technology is actually present, plotted on a twelve-surface radar and scored by relevance and crown-jewel impact.

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Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)

Every cloud asset with its owner and end-of-life date, the live network topology that decides what is actually reachable, and a backlog ranked by exploitability on assets that count, so the medium being attacked on your public payment service outranks the isolated critical nobody can reach.

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Why It's Hard

Offensive Programs Stall Between Reports

Most teams do not lack scanners. They lack continuous attack-path validation and the loop that closes the fixes.

Point-in-Time Testing Misses Drift

  • Quarterly pen tests, then a PDF you cannot reproduce
  • New releases ship between engagements
  • Attack paths that emerge in prod stay untested
  • Threat feeds arrive with no context for your stack

Scanners Manufacture Noise

  • Ten thousand vulnerabilities, no reachability signal
  • CVSS criticals on unreachable assets outrank real exposure
  • False positives eat a week of triage
  • Owners never see what is exploitable on their surface

Coordination Overhead Kills Cadence

  • Findings routed by hand, ownership stays fuzzy
  • Retest queues stretch remediation cycles
  • Report artifacts scatter across tools
  • Hard to show risk went down between quarters

Your Offensive Team's Time Is Expensive

Adversarial testing is high value when it drives closure, not when it lives in a report. Agent workflows keep discovery, validation and remediation moving between release cycles instead of stalling at the handoff.

Operator View

One queue. Ranked by reachability.

Priority Exposure Queue

Live

  • SQL injection on public payment endpoint, validated PoC

    Critical

  • Public object storage with sensitive data tags

    Critical

  • Over-privileged CI role enables cross-account assumption

    High

  • Unpatched internet-facing workload in production VPC

    High

  • Dormant admin key still active beyond rotation policy

    Medium
How It Works

Map, rank, attack, prove.

01

Map

Passive OSINT and live cloud snapshots build a picture of your external footprint, your inferred tech stack and your internal topology, so testing is grounded in what actually runs rather than a diagram from two years ago.

02

Rank

Findings are scored by whether they are exploitable on an asset that counts, reachability, business criticality, real exploit signal, not by CVSS in isolation, with a published weighting and a per-finding rationale on the same screen.

03

Attack

Coordinator agents run parallel attacks across injection, client-side, server-side, authentication, API, application logic, cloud and AI categories, with an independent validator confirming every finding through a five-check process before it reaches the report.

04

Prove

Each finding ships with the exact payload, a one-line curl, the full HTTP request and response and numbered reproduction steps, so it can be verified, not just believed, and routed to the named owner with a fix-by deadline.

Managed Option

Or Let Agents Run It For You

For teams that want continuous offensive coverage without staffing the loop, same agents, run by our team, delivered as a service alongside your release cycle.

Continuous Attack Path Validation

Agents continuously probe evolving cloud and application paths so testing stays aligned with real exposure, not last quarter's snapshot.

Exploitability-First Prioritization

Every finding is ranked by real exploit potential and blast radius, not static severity, so engineering gets a shortlist rather than a firehose.

Faster Retest Cycles

Teams verify fixes quickly, reducing reopen rates and helping engineering close issues with confidence and clear closure evidence.

Lower Coordination Overhead

One workflow for discovery, validation, ticketing and evidence, fewer manual handoffs across security, engineering and audit teams.

Business Outcomes

What changes when offense runs continuously.

Proven

Every finding ships with a reproducible proof of concept.

Prioritised

Reachable, crown-jewel-weighted, not raw CVSS.

Continuous

Testing runs release after release, not once a year.

See what an attacker would actually reach.

Authorise a target and the first engagement returns validated, reproducible findings across pentest, threat intelligence and exposure.