AISEC runs an autonomous offensive-security agent against your perimeter — recon, exploit, chain, verify — every time you release. It closes the gap between shipping a change and actually testing it.
Discovery feeds the pentest, the pentest feeds the evidence trail, and monitoring keeps watch between runs.
An AI agent reasons about a target the way a human pentester does — maps the surface, exploits it, and chains findings into attack paths. It drives real tools: nmap, sqlmap, nuclei, a headless browser.
A pentest is a snapshot. Sentinel covers the gap after the report: it tells your team when the perimeter is being mapped or probed again, keeps the evidence together, and leaves any edge response under your control.
Continuous discovery keeps a live map of everything you expose — hosts, APIs, GraphQL, certs, tech. Verify a root domain once and every subdomain inherits scope.
Every finding is deduplicated into a tracked issue with a real lifecycle. Mark one ready and AISEC re-runs the exact exploit to confirm the fix; open findings are replayed weekly.
Point AISEC at a target and get proof-backed findings and attack chains back in hours. Your engineers spend their time on judgment, not grunt recon.
No AppSec function? AISEC runs the whole perimeter continuously — discovery, pentest, revalidation — and hands you a prioritized queue you can actually work.
Wire AISEC into the tools your team already lives in. Fail a build on a critical, file a ticket automatically, and never reopen a fixed bug.
See integration paths →Every finding maps to the control your auditor asks for — reproducible, with the IDs already attached. Quarterly attestations export sealed with a tamper-evident hash.
Every finding tagged against A01–A10.
Per-scan PDF, plus an Enterprise quarterly aggregate.
Direct CWE hits flagged inline on each finding.
Annex A catalog — 93 controls, manual-audit flags.
All 64 Trust Services Criteria mapped.
v5.0 Level 1 — ~136 verification requirements.
Clear USD pricing for a trial, one complete assessment, or continuous coverage. Enterprise remains contract-based.
Open AISEC to inspect the product and current plan availability, or book a walkthrough for a specific deployment.