Why this exists
We were practitioners before we were builders, and the wall we kept hitting was the same one every team hits.
The tools with real capability wanted the data. Source, credentials, and logs uploaded into someone else’s cloud, under someone else’s retention policy, in someone else’s breach notification queue.
The tools that respected the boundary did less — or came back once a quarter with a PDF describing an attack surface that had already moved. Neither option survived a compliance review, and neither closed a ticket.
So we built the thing that was missing: an autonomous agent that runs the full test — discovery, attack simulation, hybrid scanning, correlation — inside the network it tests, with a private model that reasons locally and an audit trail that proves exactly what it did.
That is the whole company. No hosted tier, no SaaS plan waiting behind this one. The mechanism only works where your data lives, so that is where we put it.
When the agent moved inside the boundary, the trade-off stopped existing.
