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Secure from AI,
secure through AI
AI systems have become powerful enough to attack and infiltrate IT systems on their own. What used to take expert knowledge and a lot of manual work is now handled by agents that find vulnerabilities and play through attack chains by themselves. That capability is a threat and an opportunity at once — depending on who deploys it first.
What we offer
AI-Assisted Pentesting
Autonomous AI agents run test attacks on your own IT systems to uncover the security gaps that become especially dangerous under AI-assisted attacks.
Code Vulnerability Analysis
Our AI agents review existing source code and find potential vulnerabilities.
AI-Based Security Monitoring
AI continuously monitors the systems' logs and flags anomalies.
Training
Awareness training for AI-based security threats.
What it solves
Modern LLMs can run whole attack chains on their own.
Classic pentests are slow, expensive and quickly outdated.
Nobody knows who sets the AI loose on a system first — attack or defense.
The EU AI Act brings duties most teams haven't trained for.
FAQ
Modern LLMs work autonomously for hours or even days thanks to large context windows. Orchestrators let them plan, form hypotheses and try several routes in parallel — through tool calling they operate digital tools, write code and learn from the feedback of the connected systems. That lets them execute long attack chains and even find new vulnerabilities.
Penetration tests are among the most effective means of assessing security: systems are attacked on a trial basis to uncover weaknesses. That used to depend on a few specialists and a lot of time — with LLMs, a large part of it can be automated, protecting against machine and human attacks alike.
No. AI speeds up testing but does not replace the judgment of experienced professionals. They work best together: the AI handles the execution, people control scope, strategy and the fixing of every finding.
With a broad selection of leading models — for each task, the tool that solves it best.
Exclusively on European infrastructure, fully GDPR-compliant — all data stays in the EU.
The AI world keeps moving fast: new models and attack techniques appear all the time, and what is secure today may not be tomorrow. That is why we recommend regular automated testing instead of one-off spot checks.
