Cyber

Ship continuously. Test continuously.

An annual pentest can't keep up with code that changes hourly. CloudThinker Cyber can test approved releases, validate findings with scoped, non-destructive checks, and draft fixes as merge requests.

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Read-only and scoped to environments you approve
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Trusted by security teams that ship daily

Plugs into the stack you already run

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Validated findings

Findings are supported by scoped validation evidence before they reach your team, helping reduce scanner noise and unnecessary triage.

AI pentesting

Coordinate specialist agents across a scoped target to accelerate testing, evidence gathering, and remediation planning.

Continuous autonomous pentesting

Agents can test approved staging deployments, validate exploitability, draft patches, and retest merged fixes before promotion.

Surface monitoring (DAST)

Dynamically tests your web app's front-end and APIs to find vulnerabilities through simulated attacks.

How it works

Scope. Test. Fix.

01

Scope

Point the agents at a staging URL. They map every endpoint, role, and trust boundary — and lock scope to the environments you approve.

02

Test

Specialist agents chain techniques the way a real pentester would, then validate each finding with a safe, read-only check. No scanner noise.

03

Fix

Every verified finding arrives triaged — severity, owner, SLA — with a drafted merge request. Merged fixes are re-tested automatically.

Inside Cyber

One console, from live run to merged fix

Real screens from the Cyber workspace — the same views your team lives in.

Live run

Watch the pentest work

Every run streams through Detect → Analyze → Resolve → Triage. Follow the pipeline stage by stage, see what the agent is doing, and ask it anything mid-run.

Findings

A queue that's already ranked

Findings arrive triaged by real exploitability — with KEV and network-reachable signals, CVSS, an owner, and an SLA clock. No 400-row scanner dump to sift through.

Finding detail

Proof, not a guess

Open any finding to see the exact attack path, the safe read-only validation that confirmed it, and its lifecycle from triage to verified-fixed — with the fix waiting as a merge request.

The difference

Not another scanner. It understands your system.

Scanners probe from the outside and guess. Cyber tests with the context of your real environment, your code, and how your product is meant to work.

Sees your real environment

Connected to your cloud and Kubernetes, agents know which role can assume what, which service talks to which, and which endpoint is actually reachable. Severity reflects real exploitability in your infrastructure — not a generic score.

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Understands your business logic

Agents learn how the product is supposed to work — from your OpenAPI spec, roles, and source — then test what breaks it: tenant isolation, payment flows, privilege boundaries, abuse of legitimate features. The flaws no signature-based tool can find.

Unrestricted Access to Business Flows — tested

White, gray, or black box

Choose the perspective per target: full source access for maximum depth, credentials-only gray box, or a pure external attacker's view. Same agents, same validation — under the rules of engagement you set.

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What you get

A full pentest deliverable — after every run

Not a scanner report. The same artifacts a $30k engagement produces — on the day you ship.

Verified findings

Each finding includes a reproduced exploit path and scoped validation evidence, so your team can assess it without starting from a scanner guess.

The fix, as a merge request

Patches drafted from your code and linked to the finding. Merge it and the agent re-tests the exact path to confirm it's closed.

A release gate for CI/CD

Verified criticals block the deploy, clean builds pass in minutes, and every past finding is guarded by a regression test.

Compliance-ready report

OWASP API Top 10 coverage with per-run evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS — ready to hand to an auditor or a customer.

Safe by design

You stay in control the whole time

Runs are designed to minimize operational risk. Scope is limited to environments you explicitly approve, production is excluded by default, and every request an agent sends is recorded in an exportable audit log.

SOC 2 Type IISSO & RBAC

Production excluded by default

Runs stay within environments you approve, with production outside the default scope.

Non-destructive validation

Checks use read-only methods where available and are designed to avoid mutating customer data.

Rate-limited & scoped

Traffic is throttled and locked to the rules of engagement you set.

Full audit log

Every request an agent sends is recorded and exportable.

API security pentesting report

"A really high-quality report. Now, I can run the application security testing each release instead of quarterly."
LP

Lai Pham

Co-Founder, Diaflow

Continuous pentesting

"It caught a cross-tenant data leak our annual pentest missed — and shipped the fix as a PR the same afternoon. It's like having a red team on every deploy."
DV

Dung Vo

Tech Lead, FPT Cloud

Why continuous

Your app changes daily. Your pentest shouldn't be yearly.

Annual pentest engagement

  • Once or twice a year deployments between engagements may ship untested

  • A static PDF, weeks later findings are stale before triage starts

  • Recommendations only your team still writes every patch

  • Retest billed extra and scheduled months out

  • Sampled coverage a two-week window on a moving target

CloudThinker Cyber

  • Approved releases, continuously new code is tested the day it ships

  • Findings streamed live verified, with CVSS, owner, and SLA

  • Fix drafted as an MR review, merge, done

  • Automatic retest merged fixes can be re-tested against the original path

  • Mapped approved surface approved endpoints tracked across scheduled runs