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We use AI to support security assessments and penetration testing for web applications, APIs, cloud environments, and networks. Our services connect vulnerability prioritization with remediation, retesting, and ongoing security verification.

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Use AI to connect vulnerability discovery, remediation, and retesting.

We review architecture, code, configuration, and existing scan findings to identify weaknesses and possible attack paths. AI-assisted analysis and human review help assess exploitability and business impact. We record changes and retest results so that future releases and configuration changes can be checked against previous findings.

Systems we assess

  • Web applications and SaaS: interfaces, authentication, authorization, and data handling
  • APIs and integrations: endpoints, access controls, input handling, and connected systems
  • Cloud environments: architecture, exposed resources, credentials, and permissions
  • Networks: reachable services, connections, and potential intrusion paths

Four service areas

01 AI-assisted security assessment

We analyze code, dependencies, configuration, and existing scanner findings in the context of your system. We review duplicates and potential false positives, then prioritize issues by their impact and urgency.

Deliverables: architecture and assessment scope, a vulnerability inventory, and remediation priorities with supporting reasons.

02 AI-assisted penetration testing

Within authorized targets and actions, we test paths that could allow intrusion or abuse of privileges. AI helps develop hypotheses and test procedures; verification establishes which weaknesses can be reproduced and how access or data may be affected.

Deliverables: tested attack paths, reproduction conditions, demonstrated impact, and supporting evidence.

03 Vulnerability remediation and retesting

We support code fixes, dependency updates, and configuration or permission changes. We agree on implementation responsibilities with your development team and repeat relevant tests to verify the fix and identify remaining issues.

Deliverables: proposed fixes, patches or configuration changes, a change record, and retest results.

04 Continuous security verification

We review the affected scope after releases, configuration changes, or new vulnerability information. Previous test procedures and remediation records guide checks for recurring and unresolved issues at an agreed frequency.

Deliverables: periodic reports, risks introduced by changes, open findings, and regression test results.

Typical outcomes

  • System and test scope, confirmed vulnerabilities, and remediation priorities
  • A verification report covering attack paths, reproduction conditions, impact, and evidence
  • Code or configuration changes and post-remediation retest results
  • Ongoing reports with verification and remediation history, open findings, and the next assessment scope

Ways to engage

One-time assessment or test

A focused assessment or penetration test before launch, before a major release, or as a review of an existing system.

Remediation support

We scope priorities, implementation, and retesting for findings from your team or another assessment provider.

Ongoing support

We agree on frequency, change-triggered checks, and reporting, then work regularly with development and operations teams.

Service Q&A

Questions that help decide whether this service fits.

Key details on assessment scope, delivery, data handling, and engagement conditions.

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How do you use AI?

AI supports analysis of code, configuration, and findings, as well as attack-path hypotheses, test procedures, and proposed fixes. Our team reviews actions and reported results. Assessments, testing, and remediation are scoped for each system.

How does an assessment differ from a penetration test?

An assessment identifies weaknesses in code, configuration, and scan results and organizes the issues to address. A penetration test uses agreed attack scenarios to verify exploitability and impact. You can start with either or combine them according to your objective.

Can you use existing scanner or third-party assessment results?

Yes. Available findings, system information, and reproduction details help us review duplicates, impact, and priorities. We agree on any additional verification or remediation needed and build on your existing work.

Can you assess production systems or internal networks?

We review system ownership, access conditions, and operational impact to define a feasible scope. We normally use test environments and test data. Production checks require an agreed target, permitted actions, timing, and stop conditions. Internal systems require suitable connectivity and permissions.

How is code or confidential information handled when using AI?

We agree on the AI and tools used, information transmitted, storage location and retention, and access permissions before starting. We limit or mask information where needed and select an approach that fits your data-handling requirements.

How are fees, timing, and ongoing support determined?

We review system size, available code and documentation, the test environment, attack scenarios, and remediation and retesting scope before proposing a plan and quote. Ongoing support defines frequency, change-triggered checks, and reporting. Reports distinguish the verified scope from areas not tested.

AI Security

Tell us which system and scope you want to verify

Share the web service, API, or environment, your current concerns, and the timing you have in mind. Existing assessment results can help us propose the right scope for assessment, attack-path verification, remediation, and ongoing checks.