For teams with more attack surface than security staff

Autonomous pentesting on every release. Cloud security that never stops.

Offense attacks your live system the way a skilled pentester would, and proves every finding. Defense reads what your tools already report and shows you which risks are real, around the clock.

The evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001 and customer security reviews comes out of the work itself.
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You ship weekly. You’re tested yearly.

An annual pentest tests one snapshot. Scanners run daily but only match known patterns, so they miss logic flaws like one customer reading another’s data. Every release in between goes out untested.

52 weeks · 1 pentest51 releases nobody tested
Offense

A pentester’s judgment on every release.

Offense plans attacks, chains findings and proves each one, the way a skilled pentester works. It runs on every release and tracks each vulnerability from run to run.

Replay a run
Run 12 · demo GraphQL API · 18 minutes, condensed
Attack surface · 214 operations
query:orgchangeddeep test
mutation:inviteMemberchangeddeep test
query:invoiceschangeddeep test
query:mesafe
mutation:updateProfilesafe
query:auditLogstale
Mapped once in run 1 and kept current. This run re-tests what changed in depth and confirms the rest.
A walkthrough of one run against our demo API.
Proven, not flagged
Every finding includes the request and response that prove it, replayed to rule out flukes.
Coverage you can check
Counted from what actually ran. A timeout shows as unknown, not safe.
Built for production
You set the scope, test accounts and rate budget. Risky commands are blocked. You hold the kill switch.
Defense

Your tools flag everything. Defense shows what’s actually dangerous.

Defense reads your cloud, code and identity directory to learn what each resource holds and what can reach it. It ranks by that, explains every rank in one sentence, and gives you the fix.

Five findings, ranked two ways
Ranked by what’s at stake. One question is waiting on you.
01
Customer export bucket is publicly readable
Guessed Critical: the internet reaches it and the name suggests customer data. Nobody has confirmed what it holds.
Defense is guessing. What does this bucket hold?
Critical?
02
iam/ci-deploy holds AdministratorAccess
High: used 6 of 12,400 allowed actions in 90 days, and the key was used from a new network on Aug 4.
High
03
Database snapshot is unencrypted
Medium: private, but it holds a copy of the billing database. Encrypt on the next snapshot.
Medium
04
Marketing assets bucket is public
Low: public by design. It holds only website images.
Low
05
Port 22 open to the internet
Low: sandbox account with no data and no route to production.
Low
Every row explains its rank. Answer a question once and it applies to every similar resource.

Flagged. Confirmed. Fixed. Proven.

Defense
Flags it
Ranked Critical: reachable from the internet, holds customer records.
Offense
Confirms it
An attempt reads it from the internet, as a partner identity.
Defense
Fixes it
The policy change, drafted in your Terraform. You approve it.
Offense
Proves it
Attacks again. No longer reached: the finding closes and guards every later run.
Open · unconfirmedhbl-customer-exports
Customer export bucket is publicly readable
Critical: internet-reachable + holds customer records (confirmed by Priya R.)
Security & access

Your data stays in your account. Only results leave.

Offense needs
Written authorization, a scope, test accounts and a rate budget. Every request is recorded.
Defense needs
A read-only cloud role, your repository host at its narrowest scope, and read access to your directory. It never looks inside your data.
Nothing changes without you
Every fix is approved by a named person on your team, and every approval is on the record.
Architecture and data-flow documentation is available for your security review. Ask for it.

Request access.

We’re onboarding a small number of teams. Tell us about your setup and we’ll come back within two business days.

Start with one target for Offense or one read-only cloud account for Defense. You’ll see real findings on the first run.