Our hackbots
- Map exposed hosts, services and remote-access gateways
- Check every exposed service and hand each lead to a researcher
One forgotten host is all it takes.
Your external perimeter and, when in scope, the internal network an attacker reaches after a first foothold.
An attack-path narrative with the one change that breaks each path.
1 to 2 weeks
PTES, NIST SP 800-115, CVSS 3.1
An external perimeter grows quietly: a test server nobody turned off, a remote-access gateway one patch behind, a host left over from an old project.
We find what is exposed, confirm vulnerable appliances by testing rather than by banner, and, when internal testing is in scope, follow the path an attacker takes after a first foothold.
Hackbots for breadth. Hackers for depth. Every lead is proven or discarded by a researcher before it reaches your report.
Five steps from the first call to the retest. You work directly with the researchers testing your systems at every one of them.
We agree on assets, test accounts and rules of engagement, then send a fixed price.
Hackbots map every host, route and role. A researcher builds the threat model.
Hackbots run the matrix at scale while researchers test by hand and take each lead to the end.
Verified issues only, each with a CVSS 3.1 vector, replayable proof and a patch.
We confirm each fix and issue an updated report and attestation letter.
An exercise against your whole organization with goals agreed in advance, measuring whether your team notices and responds.
The APIs behind your apps and the cloud accounts they run in, tested from outside and with a normal customer’s access.
For teams that ship every week, often with AI assistants: agents test each release and a researcher reviews what changed.
No obligation and no sales sequence. A senior researcher reads every request and replies within one working day.