AI Pentesting That Gives Your Security Team More Capacity
Bring AI automation to a stretched security team: lower the cost of routine pentesting, avoid server setup, and keep the focus on reviewable evidence.
Make a small security team go further
Release schedules keep moving while security headcount stays fixed. Routine investigation, evidence collection, reporting, and follow-up all compete for the same people.
PentestAI focuses hosted AI automation on this workload. The goal is affordable assessment capacity that gives your existing team more room to investigate risk, support developers, and make informed decisions.
Avoid adding infrastructure to the backlog
Your team should be thinking about application risk, not provisioning testing servers. The hosted service approach removes that setup burden from the assessment workflow.
Define the authorized assets, objectives, and exclusions in a private project. Keep the brief with the work so you can return to the assessment context between sessions.
Give AI a clear brief and keep professional judgment
An effective assessment starts with your priorities: the workflows that matter, the assets in scope, and the operations to exclude. The default safe-mode policy excludes destructive operations.
AI supports investigation. Your team reviews the evidence, weighs the business impact, and decides which issues need action.
Evaluate value before committing budget
The early access offer starts with one free scan. If the scan identifies a high-severity vulnerability, one complete high-severity finding is included free so you can examine its evidence and remediation context.
Explore the interactive report now to see how a finding, its supporting request, and a remediation conclusion fit together. The example uses fictional data.
Get ahead of AI-driven attacks
The value of self-assessment is finding a weakness while you still have time to investigate and fix it. Bring testing into the conversation earlier, alongside your release plans and remediation priorities.
Create your company workspace and prepare an authorized assessment. The workspace checks verification, authorization, credits, and execution availability before testing can start. The free-scan offer is planned and not open yet.