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An AI red team. Every finding verified by a human.

Every layer.
Every weakness.
Exposed.

Your product is connected. So are its risks. An AI red team attacks every layer the way an adversary would. Nothing reaches your report until it has been reproduced and verified.

Working proof of concept on every finding. Signed by a certified assessor.

Full stack / scroll to exploreEvery layer is connected.

01 / 05 / Edge & WAF

Your first line.
Our first question.

Every request meets your edge before it reaches your application. DNS, your CDN, load balancers, and the WAF decide what gets through and what should never reach your origin.

What we examine
Origin exposure, WAF bypass paths, TLS configuration, and routing rules.
Why it matters
A protected front door means little when a direct path to your server stays open.
Follow the request ↓

02 / 05 / Frontend

More than
what meets the eye.

Your interface runs in an environment you don’t control: the browser. Client-side code, sessions, and third-party scripts shape how users interact with your product.

What we examine
Cross-site scripting, session handling, exposed secrets, and client-side trust assumptions.
Why it matters
Hiding an action in the interface is not the same as preventing someone from performing it.
Go beneath the interface ↓

03 / 05 / Backend & API

Where requests
become permissions.

Your backend turns user actions into real changes. APIs, authentication, and business logic must agree on who can do what across every service and tenant.

What we examine
Broken authorization, tenant isolation, authentication flows, and business logic abuse.
Why it matters
A single unchecked object ID can cross the boundary between one customer’s data and another’s.
Trace the data ↓

04 / 05 / Database

Your most valuable
layer runs deep.

Customer records, credentials, and business data live here. Databases, caches, and backups need boundaries that hold even when an application service is compromised.

What we examine
Injection paths, database permissions, exposed backups, and sensitive data handling.
Why it matters
A small application flaw can become a much larger breach when a service has unrestricted data access.
Reach the foundation ↓

05 / 05 / Cloud & infrastructure

It all rests
on the foundation.

Cloud accounts, networks, containers, and deployment pipelines support everything above them. Their configuration defines how far an attacker can move.

What we examine
IAM policies, network exposure, container boundaries, secrets, and CI/CD access.
Why it matters
Overprivileged identities and deployment credentials can turn one compromised service into control of the stack.

Nothing exists in isolation.
Neither should your security.

Focused assessments.
Actionable findings. Stronger products.

01 /

Web & application

Go beyond the scanner. Uncover broken access controls, business logic flaws, and the paths into your application.

02 /

API & backend

Test the connections your product relies on, from authentication and authorization to sensitive data exposure.

03 /

Cloud & infrastructure

Find weak configurations, excessive permissions, and the infrastructure gaps that put your entire stack at risk.

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Think like an attacker.
Work like a partner.

  1. Define the surface

    Agree on assets, boundaries, timing, and rules of engagement before testing begins. No source code or credentials required: the engine works the target from the outside, as an attacker would.

  2. Attack from the outside in

    The engine crawls, fingerprints, and attacks across every layer at once, chaining weaknesses at a breadth a manual test cannot cover inside the window.

  3. Verify before you ever see it

    Every finding must reproduce from a clean state, prove a concrete effect, and survive a negative control before a certified assessor signs it into your report. Retested after you fix it.