How CyberStrike works
The engine finds the leads, the agents do the thinking.
CyberStrike is an AI pentester, not a scanner: a team of specialist agents that reason about each weakness, prove it with real requests, and chain findings into real attacks, over a deterministic engine that checks the basics on every response.
Today, this workflow covers web applications and their APIs.
The flow, stage by stage
1 · Connect & capture
Point CyberStrike at your app: through the browser, through a proxy for mobile and API traffic, or by importing a recorded session. It observes real, authenticated traffic, logged-in and multi-step, the actual application rather than a surface-level crawl of the login page.
2 · Understand the application
Every request and response flows into one engine that builds a live map of the app: its endpoints, its user roles, the objects each role touches, and the technology behind it. CyberStrike learns who reached what, the foundation for finding access-control flaws nobody else catches.
3 · Surface the leads, automatically
Deterministic detectors scan every response the moment it arrives: misconfigurations, leaked errors, weak sessions, injection candidates, cross-role access, exposed secrets. No agent has to remember to look. The coverage is built into the engine, so the basics are always checked.
4 · Dispatch the specialists
Each lead is routed to the right expert. CyberStrike fields a full team of agents mapped to the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, one domain each: authentication, authorization, injection, business logic, server-side request forgery, cryptography, client-side, APIs, and more. They work in parallel, each with purpose-built tools for its domain.
5 · Confirm, never guess
An agent doesn't report a hunch. It crafts and replays real requests to prove the vulnerability exists, and every finding is verified by evidence before it counts. Overstated severities are automatically corrected down. The result is findings you can trust, not a wall of false positives.
6 · Chain the attacks
A dedicated escalation agent takes the confirmed weaknesses and hunts for the real damage: an open redirect plus OAuth becomes account takeover; a server-side request becomes cloud-credential theft. It pursues the highest-impact ideas first, so you see the business risk, not just a checklist.
7 · Report
Each confirmed finding ships with the exact request and response proof, a severity, and clear remediation, ready to hand straight to your engineers.
Why it works this way
Hands and brain, split cleanly. Execution (sending requests, scanning responses, routing work) is deterministic and repeatable. Judgment (what to exploit, how to chain it, what it really means) is the AI. You get an engine's thoroughness and a pentester's reasoning.
Safe by design. CyberStrike never breaks your live session, never sends traffic out of scope, and respects rate limits. It tests hard without putting your environment at risk.
Measurable coverage. Every test maps to the industry-standard OWASP WSTG catalog, so you can see exactly what was covered, and what was found.