Consolidate your offensive security stack
One harness. Every attack surface. Every tool the AI needs.
Run web, API, cloud, AI, and network testing from one platform, with one workflow, one reporting format, and a human in the loop. CyberStrike is not just an AI; it is a harness built for offensive security, armed with the smart tools an AI needs to actually test, so you replace a stack of point tools and vendors with one.
- Surfaces
- Web · API · Cloud · AI · Network
- Toolkit
- First-party + Bolt
- Integrations
- MCP, bring your own
- Engine
- Vortex
- Vendors
- One
Why it matters
AI alone isn't a pentest platform. A harness is.
Most "AI security" is a chatbot with no hands. CyberStrike is different: it is a harness built for offensive security that arms the AI with the tools it needs to actually test, governed first-party probes, a sandbox of real binaries (nmap, nuclei, ffuf, and more via Bolt), your own MCP integrations, and the Vortex traffic engine underneath. One harness runs across every attack surface, so the scanners, fuzzers, and point tools you used to license and stitch together collapse into a single platform. We wrote about the toolkit in You, augmented and the Bolt tool server.
How it works
One onboarding, one fleet, one findings stream, one report.
Step 01
One onboarding
Scope every relevant attack surface in a single setup, not four separate vendor kickoffs across four contracts.
Step 02
One harness, every tool
The same agent fleet runs across web, API, cloud, AI, and network, reaching for first-party probes or real binaries (nmap, nuclei, ffuf) through the Bolt sandbox, plus your own MCP servers.
Step 03
Unified findings stream
Validated issues across every surface land in one view, so cross-surface attack chains stay visible instead of hidden.
Step 04
One reporting standard
Every finding meets the same evidence-backed, audit-ready bar, one standard across web, API, network, cloud, and AI.
Fewer vendors, more visibility
One platform, every surface. Web and internal apps, APIs, cloud, AI systems (LLMs, MCP servers, agents), and external and internal network, in one place.
Cross-surface attack chaining. Trace a path from a network exposure to an application compromise, instead of two vendors each reporting half the story.
One harness, your tools. First-party probes, the Bolt sandbox of industry-standard binaries, and your own MCP integrations, all under one governed harness.