security-audit

Perform a security audit by orchestrating multi-agent hunting workflows to systematically map trust boundaries, input surfaces, and business logic. This process targets web applications, APIs, and services to produce verified, impact-oriented security reports.

Finding deep-seated logic flaws requires an exploit-focused methodology that prioritizes concrete, reproducible attack scenarios over theoretical risks. It coordinates specialized research agents to explore different subsystems and attack classes in parallel.

Yes, you can audit a new API or microservice before deployment to ensure business logic, authentication, and authorization boundaries are robust. It validates real-world attack vectors specific to your codebase architecture.

Threat modeling integrates into code review by systematically mapping trust boundaries and input surfaces across the codebase. This mapping directs specialized hunting agents to target specific attack classes and validate exploitable vulnerabilities.

Yes, comprehensive pentest execution requires systematic mapping of trust boundaries, input surfaces, and business logic. This mapping is essential for orchestrating multi-agent hunting workflows and producing verified security reports.

Automated multi-agent vulnerability hunting focuses exclusively on exploitable findings with concrete, reproducible attack scenarios. Theoretical risks are deprioritized, meaning the resulting security reports concentrate only on verified, impact-oriented threats.