Traditional pentest economics force a choice: pay for senior hours or accept junior coverage. We broke that tradeoff. A senior operator directs a fleet of AI agents that handle reconnaissance, enumeration, evidence collection, and report drafting — so the human hours go where they matter: attack-path judgment, exploitation decisions, and validating that every finding is real.
Human-led, AI-accelerated — what that actually means
- A named senior tester, no subcontracting. The operator who scopes your test runs your test — not a platform, not a junior rotation, not a white-labeled third party.
- More coverage per engagement hour. Agents sweep the full attack surface in parallel while the operator goes deep on what they surface.
- Every finding is human-validated. No scanner dumps, no AI hallucinations in your report. If it’s written up, it was verified by hand.
- No false-positive padding. Findings you can take to your board or your customer — dismissed noise stays in our working notes, not your deliverable.
- Faster reporting. Drafting automation means the report lands days after testing, not weeks.
What we test
- Web applications and APIs — authenticated and unauthenticated, mapped to OWASP standards.
- External networks and cloud — Azure, AWS, and the perimeter your customers see.
AI red teaming — testing your AI systems
Two different things get called “AI pentesting”: using AI to test your systems (above), and testing the AI systems you ship. We do both, and we name them separately on purpose.
- LLM applications and AI agents — prompt injection, improper output handling, sensitive information disclosure, and the rest of the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (2025). If you ship AI features, this is the test your customers will start demanding.
- AI agent and MCP infrastructure — a dedicated methodology for Model Context Protocol deployments: transport security, authentication, tool poisoning, tool-permission abuse, and credential exposure.
What you get
- A full technical report with reproduction steps, business impact, and prioritized remediation.
- A client-shareable attestation letter your customers and their vendor-risk teams will accept — no more cutting the report at the exec summary.
- A remediation re-test with an updated attestation once fixes land.
How pricing works
Scope drives cost: number of applications, API surface, cloud footprint, and whether AI/LLM components are in play. Typical engagements are fixed-fee with the range set at scoping — see pricing for current ranges, or book a scoping call for a number you can budget against.
Common questions
- How is this different from a vulnerability scan? A scan finds known signatures; we chain real attack paths and prove impact. We also run continuous vulnerability management separately if that’s the need.
- How long does a test take? Most engagements run one to three weeks of testing with the report within days of completion.
- Can this satisfy SOC 2 or customer requirements? Yes — pentesting is the most common external requirement attached to SOC 2 programs, and our reports are written with auditors in mind.