Offensive security
An AI agent called Nyx runs a full penetration test on the websites, domains and IP addresses you choose: it maps them, attacks them the way a real attacker would, and reproduces every weakness it finds. Verified findings come with the request and response that prove them, CVSS and CVE references, and the steps to fix them.
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Recon, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation and reporting, run by the agent on an isolated runner.
Every finding ends verified, inconclusive or discarded as a false positive, so you know what to trust.
A live stream of what the agent is doing, with progress per target and findings as they appear.
A technical pentest report, an executive report and an evidence bundle, with CVSS and CVE references.
Add up to 10 domains, URLs or IPs, choose safe or aggressive, with or without exploitation.
The agent provisions an isolated runner and works through recon, scanning, exploitation and post-exploitation.
Read the remediation plan, download the reports, and re-test after the fix.
Each test has a style and an exploitation policy. Safe mode avoids actions that could crash services and is meant for production. Aggressive mode is the most thorough and is meant for staging. Exploitation is a separate switch, so you can prove impact or only detect.
Every report opens with a security score, the critical and high findings, and a remediation plan in order of impact. Each vulnerability carries its proof of concept, how it was validated, the affected component, CVSS, CVE and CWE references and a fix split into immediate, short-term and long-term steps.
Nyx only tests the targets you add, and only after you confirm you are authorized to test them. You decide how hard it pushes, whether it may exploit what it finds, and where it runs from. Every action it takes shows up in the live log.
External targets you own or are authorized to test — domains, URLs, IP addresses and ranges. Testing internal networks through a gateway is on the way and not available yet.
Choose Safe mode for production. It avoids actions that could crash services. Aggressive mode is more thorough and is recommended for staging environments.
The agent tries to reproduce every finding. Each one ends as verified, inconclusive (it could not be reproduced) or discarded as a false positive, and the report shows all three counts.
Company and MSP accounts on a paid plan that have completed identity verification, and only against assets they are authorized to test. You confirm this before your first test.
A security score, a remediation plan in order of impact, every vulnerability with its proof, and downloads of the pentest report, the executive report and the evidence bundle.
Schedule vulnerability scans of your domains and IP addresses, see what changed since the last run, and get a fix plan for every finding.
Map your subdomains, open services, certificates, technologies and exposed people, score each domain from 0 to 100, and feed known threats to your firewall.
Blue Team AI turns a vulnerability into a fix plan with immediate, short-term and long-term steps, and answers questions about everything you monitor.
Sales
You're probably seeing the same pattern across clients. Someone buys an “AI security” product, runs a scan, gets a long list of findings, and then asks whether this means they can cut manual testing time in half.
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The most popular advice about automated penetration testing is also the most misleading: let an AI attack your environment continuously, then retire manual testing. That promise confuses repeatable execution with security judgment.
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Most advice on vulnerability scanning vs penetration testing starts with the wrong question. It treats the two as rivals, then tries to force a budget decision before the team has even defined what each method is supposed to prove.
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