Pentesting your team can act on.

AISEC tests your web application and APIs for vulnerabilities, checks their impact, and gives developers the evidence to fix them.

Web app
API
Repository
AISEC assessmentDiscover assets · test · validate impact
Findings & evidence
Affected assetWhere the issue occurs
ReproductionHow to confirm it
RemediationWhat needs to change

Test beyond
the login screen.

Add a test account, API docs or a repository to cover more of your application.

Access and data

Web app & API

Test accounts

Reach features behind a login.

API documentation

Include endpoints that browsing can miss.

Repositories

Find routes and dependency versions in your code.

Connect GitHub

Give developers the full picture.

Example: access-control finding

A user can read another account’s records.

Expected access after the fix

Evidence to inspect
The account used, affected endpoint and returned data.
Fix to review
Check record ownership on the server before returning data.

See what was tested

Follow progress and inspect the scan output.

Assign the fix

Related findings become one issue, with an owner and a history.

Check the fix

Retest the issue after a change with a workspace plan.

Single Pentest includes a final report, without retests or a workspace subscription. Compare plans

Less testing work.
Clearer decisions.

Your teamAISEC
Authorizes targets and sets scopeMaps the assets inside that scope
Chooses credentials and test windowsRuns checks and preserves evidence
Prioritizes, fixes and releasesTracks issues and retest outcomes
Approves roles and integrationsKeeps issue history and audit events

Put one application to the test.

Choose a single pentest for a report, or a workspace plan for ongoing testing.

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Between pentests

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