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Agentic Penetration Testing

Every finding proven before you see it.

nitsec runs autonomous agents that test your applications the way a penetration tester would, then reproduces every finding before it reaches you and delivers a signed report with replayable proof. Continuously. On demand.

validated
Zero false positives by design
A finding that cannot be reproduced never reaches you.
graded
CVSS-grounded severity
Rated on what was demonstrated, not inflated.
provable
Replayable evidence
Every finding ships the traffic that proves it.
How a hunt works

Scope in. Signed report out. The loop stays closed.

A hunt is one autonomous engagement end to end: it maps the attack surface, tests through a recording proxy as your own principals, validates what it finds, and delivers.

01 scope

Authorize

Assets and rules of engagement, verified and locked.

02 hunt

Test

Agents probe each surface, signed in as real principals.

03 validate

Prove

Each candidate reproduced and graded. Unproven ones dropped.

04 report

Deliver

Risk-rated findings, evidence, remediation, coverage.

05 retest

Confirm

Ship a fix, get a verdict by replay — in minutes.

Why it's different

A report your team can act on the hour it lands.

Validated, not alerted

An independent pass reproduces every finding before delivery. You triage findings, never a scanner's backlog of maybes.

Severity you can defend

Impact is rated on what was actually demonstrated, on the CVSS scale — not pushed up a tier to look impressive.

Proof that replays

Each finding carries its real request and response traffic, masked for safety and replayable on demand. Verify it; hand it to a developer as a reproduction.

Fix it, then prove the fix

Request a retest and nitsec re-runs the finding's own exploit against your change and returns a verdict in minutes — not a new engagement.

Nothing out of scope

Scope and rules of engagement are enforced around every run. A host you did not authorize is never reached.

Continuous & on demand

Run on a schedule or on a deploy. A point-in-time pentest is obsolete the next commit; this keeps up.

Get in touch

See a hunt run on your own target.

The fastest way to judge nitsec is to watch a finding reproduced in front of you, end to end. Walkthroughs take about thirty minutes.

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