§ 00 · Autonomous penetration testing

Offensive AI that finds the breach
before attackers do.

Syber's agents attack your apps, APIs and cloud the way a real adversary would. Every finding comes with a working exploit, a proposed fix and a retest.

Get a free assessment →See a sample finding

Free. About 90 minutes of agent testing on a domain you own. Keep every finding.

PoCwith every finding
Always onnot once a year
Retestafter every fix
Sample run · fictional *.example hosts
SAMPLEillustrative · not a live feed
mapped 0 · validated 0 · fixes proposed 0
500+
companies tested
50M+
PII records uncovered
90 days
to reach both figures
Up to 84%
less noise from validating real exploit paths

500+, 50M+ and 90 days. Source: Syber assessment data, first 90 days.

Up to 84%. Source: Syber engagements. Results vary by environment.

Working with a national hospital group, a government law-enforcement agency and a wealth management firm.

 § 01 · Why now

Attackers have AI now.
Your pentest is still annual.

AI agents now find and chain flaws at machine speed. A yearly pentest sees one release in fifty-two, and scanners bury the real risks under thousands of maybes.

29% of vulnerabilities first exploited in 2025 were attacked on or before the day their CVE was published.

Source: VulnCheck, State of Exploitation 2026.

−7 days average time-to-exploit in 2025: attacks typically began before a patch existed.

Source: Google Threat Intelligence, Mandiant M-Trends 2026.

Syber tests continuously and retests after you ship, so your evidence keeps pace with your app.

 § 02 · Operation

Hack. Prove. Fix. Retest.
Four agents, one loop.

Scout maps your attack surface. Scalpel attacks it and keeps only what it can prove. Suture proposes the fix, your team ships it, and Sentry retests.

AGENT-01 / DISCOVERY

Scout.

CTEM · Scoping and discovery

Scout maps the surface you control: domains, APIs, identities, roles and dependencies. One graph, refreshed as your app changes.

assets and APIs
identities and roles
dependencies
one unified graph
AGENT-02 / VALIDATION

Scalpel.

CTEM · Validation

Scalpel attacks what Scout found and keeps only the flaws it can prove. Each one arrives with a working proof-of-concept.

business-logic testing
authorization and session flaws
proof-of-concept per finding
ranking by impact
INTELLIGENCE LAYER · CTEM · Prioritization

The ranked fix queue

Every proven finding, ordered by what it exposes. Your team starts at the top.

AGENT-03 / FIX PROPOSAL

Suture.

CTEM · Mobilization

Suture drafts a fix for each proven finding and explains how it closes the path. Your team approves it and ships it on your schedule.

fix drafted per finding
reasoning attached
your team approves
ships through your release process
AGENT-04 / RETEST

Sentry.

CTEM · Continuous validation

Sentry retests after your fix ships and again when your app changes. Every closed finding carries a dated retest.

retest after each fix
retest after changes
dated closure record
evidence an auditor can follow
 § 03 · Evidence

Every finding is a case file,
not a guess.

The request that worked, the exploit that proved it, the fix your team shipped and the retest that closed it. Sensitive values stay masked.

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE · fictional host · masked values

SAMPLE-01 · Broken object-level authorization exposes other customers' invoices

api.acme.example · /v2/accounts/{id}/invoices
Scanner severity
Not flagged by scanners
Validated status
Exploitable · proof-of-concept attached
Attack path
Signed-in user → changes account ID → another customer's invoices returned
Evidence
Request and response pair captured, identifiers masked (acct_••••4821)
Data class touched
PII: customer name, email, billing address
Proof-of-concept
Attached · smallest proof taken, then stopped
Queue rank
#1 in your fix queue
Fix
Proposed by Suture · enforce an ownership check on account-scoped routes
Fix status
Approved by your team · shipped
Retest
Passed · Sentry · 2026-09-18 14:22 UTC · path closed
Maps to
SOC 2 CC7.1 · ISO 27001 A.8.8 · PCI DSS 11.4.4

Illustrative example. The host, identifiers and values are fictional.

See the sample console
 § 04 · Coverage

The flaws scanners miss,
proven with a working exploit.

Logic flaws live in how your app decides who can see or do what. Syber tests the flow itself, then proves it.

C-01WEB/API

Account takeover

Weak points in login, MFA, password reset and sessions that let one user become another.

C-02API

Broken object-level authorization

APIs that return another customer's records when an ID changes.

C-03WEB/API

Privilege escalation

Admin and partner functions reachable from a regular session.

C-04LOGIC

Business-logic abuse

Payment, limit, discount and workflow checks that can be skipped or reordered.

C-05SAAS

Multi-tenant data exposure

Data that leaks across tenants through shared APIs, exports or caches.

C-06AUTH

Session and token flaws

JWT, OAuth and API-key handling that lets a token do more than it should.

C-07INFRA

Server-side request forgery

Requests your server can be steered into making against internal systems.

C-08WEB/API

Injection

SQL, NoSQL, command and template injection wherever input meets an interpreter.

C-09CLOUD

Exposed secrets and storage

Keys in client bundles, and storage or services left open to the internet.

C-10AI

LLM and agent abuse

Prompt injection, unsafe tool or agent actions, and data leakage in AI features.

Syber names flaw classes in public and keeps technique detail inside your engagement.

Industries AI systems security
 § 05 · Comparison

Annual pentest, scanner,
or Syber.

What each one actually hands your team.

Annual pentestScannersSyber
CadenceOnce or twice a yearScheduled scansAlways on, plus retests after changes
What you getA PDF at the end of the engagementLong lists of possible issuesA short, ranked queue of proven findings
ProofRisk scores in a reportSignature matchA working proof-of-concept per finding
Business logicTested by hand, inside the windowMostly invisible to signaturesTested continuously, proven with a PoC
FixesGuidance; your team implementsGeneric adviceSuture proposes a fix; your team approves and ships it
RetestScoped separatelyNext scan runSentry retests after your fix
NoiseLow volume, point in timeHigh volume, unrankedUp to 84% less noise (Syber engagements)
Audit evidenceA report for one point in timeScan exportsFindings, fixes and retests mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and more
Gets better byAnalyst experienceSignature updatesA learning loop in Syber's in-house offensive model

Keep your annual pentest for physical and wireless testing. Let Syber cover the apps and APIs you change every week.

 § 06 · Programs

Monthly programs,
scoped to what you need tested.

Penetration testing, red teaming and compliance support. Scope is agreed per engagement, delivered standalone or with licensed partners.

P-01free

Baseline assessment

About 90 minutes of agent testing on a domain you own. Every finding comes with a working proof-of-concept and is yours to keep.

Details →
P-02core

Continuous penetration testing

Always-on testing of your apps and APIs, with a proof-of-concept and a proposed fix per finding, and retests after your team ships changes.

Details →
P-03

Compliance program

Continuous testing plus red teaming, with evidence packaged for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA and DORA audits, and licensed partners where an audit requires one.

Details →
P-04

Targeted assessment

A deeper, scoped engagement against a specific feature, surface or release candidate, available standalone.

Details →
P-05

AI systems security

The same engine tests the AI systems, models and agents you run, for prompt injection, unsafe tool or agent actions, and data leakage.

Details →
P-06

Investor cyber due diligence

See what is exploitable at a target or portfolio company before you invest, with that company's written authorization, then validate the fixes after the deal.

Details →
All programs and how scoping works
 § 07 · Compliance

Audit-ready evidence,
without the annual scramble.

Each closed finding carries a proof-of-concept, an approved fix and a dated retest, packaged as evidence your auditor can follow. Acceptance is at your auditor's discretion.

SOC 2

Pentest evidence auditors commonly accept for CC4.1 and CC7.1.

ISO 27001:2022

Evidence for technical vulnerability management (A.8.8) and security testing (A.8.29).

PCI DSS v4.0.1

Requirement 11.4: pentests every 12 months and after significant changes, with exploitable findings fixed and retested.

HIPAA

Testing evidence for the Security Rule's risk analysis and periodic evaluation.

DORA

Evidence for the resilience testing program EU financial entities must run.

NIS 2

Evidence that your security controls are tested for effectiveness.

Regional rules

Mappings for financial and data-protection regulators in other markets, including India.

Last updated October 14, 2026.

The full evidence map →Safety and data rules →
 § 08 · Safety

Built to run in production,
inside the scope you set.

These rules come from Syber's terms of engagement. Your team decides what changes in production.

  1. Syber tests only the surfaces you control. For a free assessment your work email must match the domain, and continuous work runs under a signed scope document.
  2. When an agent confirms a flaw, it takes the smallest possible proof, then stops.
  3. Suture proposes each fix, your team approves and ships it, and Sentry retests. No agent changes production on its own.
  4. Denial-of-service testing needs your written approval, and social engineering a separate red-team agreement. Physical and wireless testing are out of scope, and agents leave no persistence or implants behind.
  5. Every finding is yours to keep, whether or not you stay with Syber. Syber never sells findings, and never publishes or names you without written consent.
Full rules and data handling
 § 09 · Questions

Three questions
security teams ask first.

Q.01

Is it safe to run Syber against production?

Yes, under written rules: agents test only the surfaces you control and stop at the smallest proof that confirms a finding. Denial-of-service testing needs your written approval, and physical and wireless testing are out of scope.

Q.02

How is Syber different from a scanner or an annual pentest?

Scanners list what might be wrong, and an annual pentest checks once. Syber attacks continuously, proves each flaw with a working exploit, ranks what matters and retests after your fix.

Q.03

Can Syber test our AI systems and agents?

Yes, scoped per engagement. The same engine extends to securing AI systems, models and agents, covering common AI attack classes such as prompt injection, unsafe tool or agent actions, and data leakage. Bring the systems you want tested to a demo.

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§ 10 · Start

See what an attacker could use
on your own domain, free.

The baseline assessment gives your domain about 90 minutes of agent testing. Every finding comes with a working proof-of-concept, and the findings are yours to keep whether or not you continue with Syber.

  1. Request the baseline assessment with your work email. The domain you want tested must match it.
  2. Confirm the verification link in your inbox. It stays valid for 30 minutes.
  3. Syber reaches out within 1 to 2 business days to schedule.
  4. Agents test for about 90 minutes, and you receive the validated findings to keep.
Get a free assessment →Book a demo →

Free. About 90 minutes of agent testing on a domain you own. The findings are yours to keep.