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CyRAACS AI Pentest Agent · D2C VAPT
Autonomous AIpentesting thatthinks in attack paths.
Specialised AI agents map your application, investigate connected attack paths and validate potential weaknesses—turning isolated alerts into evidence-led findings.
Product concept preview. The dashboard below is illustrative—not a live scan.
AI investigation environmentSIMULATED FLOW · NOT LIVE
Investigation Potential weakness Context / identity
Assessment overview
Potential findings08
Under validation03
Evidence linked05
Example finding queueNOT LIVE DATA
Access-control weaknessExample · Context review
HIGHAuthentication flowExample · Validation pending
REVIEWBusiness-logic edge caseExample · Evidence required
CHECKIllustrative UI · No target connectedEvidence-led workflow ↗
Designed for deeper investigation
Context over alertsSpecialised agentsIndependent validationActionable reporting
Attackers don't think in vulnerability lists.
They look for paths. They connect weaknesses, test application workflows and follow what works. The CyRAACS approach is designed to investigate the story behind a potential vulnerability.
AI-powered by experience
AI that thinks beyond the vulnerability.
A more contextual approach to testing—combining specialised investigation with validation and findings that help teams understand what matters.
Agents for different attack surfaces
Specialised agents are intended to explore different testing stages and scenarios rather than rely on one generic scan.
Validate before reporting
The intended workflow includes reproducing and independently validating potential findings before they reach a report.
Show what matters
Connect evidence, potential impact and remediation guidance so teams can better understand what to address.
Finding a vulnerability is only the beginning
From isolated detection to connected investigation.
A single alert rarely explains the full risk. The important question is what the weakness could connect to, how the application behaves and whether the potential issue can be validated in context.
The shift is from isolated alerts to connected, evidence-led insight—understanding not just what was detected, but what it may connect to and why it matters.
Isolated Detection
Identify a potential weakness, capture the alert and review it as a separate finding—often with limited application context.
Signal found · Context may be limited
Connected Investigation
Explore related behaviours and attack paths, then connect validated evidence, context and remediation guidance.
Context explored · Evidence connected
Attack-path thinkingIllustrative flow
Map the attack surfaceUnderstand exposed entry points
Explore application behaviourReview authentication and access paths
Investigate related weaknessesConnect signals and context
Validate and explainEvidence, impact and next steps
Beyond scanning
Your scanner finds the flaw.The investigation follows the path.
The product direction is to look beyond known vulnerability patterns and consider authentication flows, access controls, application workflows and business logic. Any assessment must remain within an explicitly authorised scope.
Map the attack surfaceFollow attack pathsTest application behaviourValidate evidence
What's in it for you?
Your security testing.Your terms.
A product direction built around making security testing easier to schedule, understand and repeat.
Test when you need it
A self-service model is intended to reduce complete dependence on traditional engagement schedules.
Reduce time to validate risk
Investigation and validation are designed to help move from a potential weakness towards a better-supported finding.
Reduce unhelpful alerts
Independent validation is intended to distinguish meaningful findings from signals that need more investigation.
Get evidence, not just alerts
Evidence and risk context can help teams understand why a finding matters and how it was assessed.
Make remediation clearer
Actionable reporting is intended to include impact, remediation guidance and retest guidance where applicable.
Run. Fix. Retest. Repeat.
Repeat testing after application changes, releases or remediation can support a more consistent security cycle.
Coverage roadmap
More attack surfaces.One platform direction.
Start with a focused web application testing experience, with room to expand into other assessment types over time.
Initial focus
Web application — AI-assisted pentest
The initial product focus is AI-assisted web application testing, bringing together specialised agents, deterministic security tools, validation and actionable VAPT reporting. Availability and final scope will be confirmed by CyRAACS.
Expanding capabilities · Planned
API security testing · Cloud security assessment · Firewall security assessment · Attack surface management
Security starts with permission
Powerful testing needs clear boundaries.
Responsible testing starts with explicit authorisation, a defined scope and controlled execution. These are principles for the product experience—not a claim that every control is already implemented.
Only assess systems you own or have permission to test.
Identify permitted assets and boundaries before any assessment.
Assessment activity should be deliberate, scoped and appropriate to the engagement.
Reporting should explain findings clearly while respecting customer data.
Access and pricing
Register your interest Plans coming soon.
We are shaping the self-service experience and plan structure. Pricing, usage limits and availability will be shared when confirmed.
Questions, answered
Before you get started.
A few things to know about the product direction and responsible testing.
What is the CyRAACS AI Pentest Agent?
It is a planned self-service approach to AI-assisted penetration testing from CyRAACS. The product direction combines specialised AI agents, deterministic security tools and independent validation to help investigate potential weaknesses and present evidence-led findings.
Is the platform available for every type of assessment?
The initial focus is web application testing. API security, cloud, firewall, network and infrastructure assessments, and attack surface management are shown as expanding capabilities—not as currently available features.
How is this different from a conventional vulnerability scan?
The intended approach goes beyond presenting a list of scanner alerts. It aims to investigate application context, follow relevant attack paths, validate potential findings and connect evidence with impact and remediation guidance.
Do I need permission to test an application?
Yes. Testing should only be performed against systems you own or are explicitly authorised to assess. Any future service should use a clearly defined scope and controlled execution.
Will the sample dashboard show a real scan?
No. The dashboard on this page is illustrative demo content only. It does not connect to a target, run a scan or represent actual customer findings.
How will pricing work?
Plans are coming soon. Pricing, usage limits and commercial terms will be published after they are confirmed by CyRAACS.
CyRAACS AI Pentest Agent
The next pentest should start with better questions.
Explore a more contextual approach to security testing—designed to investigate potential weaknesses, connect evidence and make the next step clearer.
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