Continuous pentesting for teams that ship every day.

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.

Every finding mapped to the frameworks auditors ask for
OWASP Top 10 PCI DSS 4.0 ISO 27001 SOC 2 TSC CWE Top 25 OWASP ASVS
The platform

Four engines. One perimeter.

Discovery feeds the pentest, the pentest feeds the evidence trail, and monitoring keeps watch between runs.

01 / offense

Pentest

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.

Result — proof-backed findings with reproduction steps.
pentest · runninglive
recon · 47 endpoints
analyzing /login · auth flow
thinking...
probing /account · IDOR
chaining creds → /api/admin
CRITICAL Account takeover
issue created · SUP-14
02 / watch

Sentinel

Between pentests, Sentinel watches your public surface for change — new subdomains, endpoints, fresh exposure — and classifies probing traffic against decoy assets.

Result — new attack surface caught before an attacker maps it.
perimeterlive
81%
Monitored
34 of 42 assets · 2 new this week
96%
Probes deflected
128 blocked · classified vs decoys
continuous monitoring · updated 2m ago
03 / map

Coverage

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.

Result — no untested corner. Every new asset enters scope automatically.
perimeter31 assets
HOST API GraphQL CERT CDN ROOT
04 / prove

Evidence & workflow

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.

Result — a queue your team can work, with a defensible audit trail.
SUP-3RESOLVED ✓
Account takeover via BOLA
HIGHCWE-639exploited
Openfound by AISEC · Jul 2
Triagedowner assigned
Retestexact exploit replayed
Resolvedfix confirmed · not reproducible
retest replayed · reproduction confirmed ✓
Two ways to run it

Extend your team, or be the team.

For security teams

Amplify your team

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.

For teams without security

Be your security

No AppSec function? AISEC runs the whole perimeter continuously — discovery, pentest, revalidation — and hands you a prioritized queue you can actually work.

Integrations

Built for your pipeline.

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 it in action
AISEC CLIpipx · npx
CLI
GitHub Actions · GitLab CIfail the build on a critical
CI/CD
Jira / Lineartwo-way ticket sync
Ticketing
Slack / Discordseverity-routed alerts
Alerts
SAML SSOEnterprise
Auth
Webhook + REST APIwire anything
API
Compliance

Evidence auditors accept.

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.

OWASP Top 102021

Every finding tagged against A01–A10.

A01 · A03 · A05 · A07
PCI DSS4.0

Per-scan PDF, plus an Enterprise quarterly aggregate.

6.2.4 · 6.3 · 8.3 · 11.3
CWE Top 252023

Direct CWE hits flagged inline on each finding.

CWE-79 · 89 · 798 · 918
ISO 270012022

Annex A catalog — 93 controls, manual-audit flags.

A.5.16 · A.8.23 · A.8.28
SOC 2TSC

All 64 Trust Services Criteria mapped.

CC6.1 · CC6.6 · CC7.1
OWASP ASVSL1

v5.0 Level 1 — ~136 verification requirements.

V2.1 · V5.3 · V12.3
Q3 2026 attestation·sha256:9f2c4a…e41b·tamper-evident ✓

See what a real attacker would find first.

Book a walkthrough, or request a test run against a target you control and read the report yourself.