Continuous and automated pentesting engine
AISAC thinks like an attacker. It runs continuous penetration tests against your external and internal attack surface — discovering assets, validating exploitable vulnerabilities, and delivering prioritized remediation recommendations.
Automatic discovery of exposed assets
AISAC automatically discovers and catalogs all assets in your infrastructure exposed to the internet and on your internal network. From forgotten subdomains to undocumented APIs, including shadow IT and cloud services no one remembers deploying.
> module: Asset Discovery
> status: active
> agents: running autonomously
External attack surface
Automatically maps domains, subdomains, open ports, exposed services, public APIs, and cloud assets. Discovers shadow IT and forgotten infrastructure with zero manual configuration.
Internal network
Scans and catalogs your internal network: servers, endpoints, internal services, and exposed configurations. Find what you didn't even know was visible inside your perimeter.
Continuous inventory
Your attack surface changes every day. AISAC monitors it continuously, detecting new assets, configuration changes, and newly exposed services before an attacker finds them.
Attack engine and exploitability validation
AISAC doesn't just scan — it attacks. It simulates real attack chains against your assets to validate which vulnerabilities are truly exploitable. Like having a red team working 24/7.
> module: Pentesting
> status: active
> agents: running autonomously
Attack chain simulation
Simulates real attack paths by chaining vulnerabilities — testing SQL injection, authentication bypasses, XSS, privilege escalation, and lateral movement, just like a skilled penetration tester.
Exploitability validation
Not all CVEs are equal. AISAC validates whether each vulnerability is actually exploitable in your specific environment, eliminating false positives and prioritizing what matters.
OWASP Top 10 coverage
Complete coverage of the most critical vulnerabilities per OWASP: injection, broken authentication, data exposure, XXE, access control, insecure configurations, and more.
Executive reports with remediation recommendations
Every finding comes with concrete remediation recommendations, prioritized by real exploitation risk. A report your CISO can present to management and your auditor will accept.
> module: Reports
> status: active
> agents: running autonomously
Real risk prioritization
Scores each vulnerability by demonstrated exploitability, business impact, and exposure. Your team knows exactly what to fix first.
Remediation recommendations
Each vulnerability includes specific remediation instructions: patches, configuration changes, best practices. Not just the problem — the solution.
ENS/NIS2 compatible
Reports map findings against ENS and NIS2 controls. Documentation your auditor accepts and that demonstrates due diligence to your regulator.