Autonomous adversarial simulation
Multi-agent campaigns that do recon, chain weaknesses and emulate realistic attacker behaviour against scoped targets. Agentic red teaming that runs continuously, not once a year.
We're building an AI-native solution for autonomous adversarial simulation, vulnerability research, and reproducible security testing, where agents do the probing and humans validate what they find.
Software ships continuously, systems now embed LLMs and autonomous agents, and point-in-time pentests can't keep up. Offensive security needs to become continuous, scalable and evidence-driven.
Expert red teamers are scarce. Most assets are tested once a year, if at all, and coverage gaps are where real attacks happen.
Prompt injection, tool abuse, data exfiltration through agents and MCP integrations: AI applications need adversarial evaluation of their own.
Frontier models can plan, use tools and iterate. Orchestrated carefully and kept under human control, they can multiply what a researcher can cover.
Our solution combines LLM orchestration, purpose-built security tooling and rigorous evaluation in one environment, so findings come back reproducible and evidence-backed instead of as hallucinated guesses.
Multi-agent campaigns that do recon, chain weaknesses and emulate realistic attacker behaviour against scoped targets. Agentic red teaming that runs continuously, not once a year.
Autonomous security agents that review code, fuzz interfaces and form hypotheses, then try to prove or disprove them with working proof-of-concepts in sandboxed environments.
Adversarial testing for LLM applications and agentic systems: prompt injection, jailbreak resilience, tool and MCP-server abuse, data leakage and excessive agency.
Every agent action is logged, versioned and replayable. Findings ship with traces, evidence and deterministic reproduction steps that engineers can verify and regress against.
Our orchestration layer coordinates specialised agents over a tool layer exposed through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Every high-impact step passes a human-in-the-loop checkpoint.
Define authorised targets, rules of engagement and guardrails, all machine-enforced.
policy.yamlA planner agent maps the attack surface and breaks the objective into hypotheses.
LLM orchestrationSpecialist agents run tools via MCP servers in isolated sandboxes and iterate on results.
MCP · sandboxHuman-in-the-loop review confirms exploitability and approves any escalation.
HITL checkpointEvidence-backed findings with replayable traces, severity and remediation guidance.
reproducibleAutonomous offensive tooling is powerful. We treat safety, authorisation and accountability as core product features, not afterthoughts.
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