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Use case

Replace manual pentests

The annual report goes stale the day it lands.

CyberStrike replaces the project-based, point-in-time pentest with continuous, AI-augmented testing: faster to the first findings, and deeper on the attack surface, because a team of agents mines every endpoint, parameter, and role in parallel rather than sampling what fits in a calendar. Human-validated, delivered in days, not months.

Baseline
Days, not weeks
Cadence
On every change
Depth
Deeper surface mining
Validation
Human in the loop
Pricing
Flat, or self-host free
The annual report is already stale: replace point-in-time pentests

Why it matters

A point-in-time pentest is a snapshot of a system that already moved.

A project-based pentest is a few testers against a frozen scope for a few weeks, once or twice a year. By the time the report lands, the app has shipped again. CyberStrike replaces that with continuous, AI-augmented testing: faster to the first findings, and deeper on the attack surface, because a team of agents can mine every endpoint, parameter, and role in parallel instead of sampling what fits in a calendar. We wrote about how this works in Beyond the Scanner and How we do agentic web testing.

How it works

Scope once, baseline in days, then test on every change, forever.

  • Step 01

    Scope once

    Define your environments one time. No re-scoping per engagement, no month-long procurement cycle before testing can begin.

  • Step 02

    Baseline in days

    Initial findings arrive within days of kickoff, not the four to eight weeks a traditional firm needs to spin up.

  • Step 03

    Deeper, not shallower

    A team of AI agents mines the full attack surface in parallel, every endpoint, parameter, and role, and chains weaknesses into real attacks. Depth is not capped by a tester's calendar.

  • Step 04

    Continuous and audit-ready

    Testing re-triggers on every code change, and every finding ships with replayable evidence and a human review, so the output stands up to an audit.

Every hour, every day: continuous offensive security

What changes when you switch

Faster. First findings in days; new findings within hours of a change, not at the next annual cycle.

Deeper. Agents explore the whole surface at once and chain findings, so coverage goes past what a time-boxed sample reaches.

Human-validated, and yours to keep. The AI augments testers, a human signs off, and because the engine is open source you can run it yourself, with no per-engagement credits.

See what continuous pentesting looks like.

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