They adapt
Traditional scans follow fixed signatures and playbooks.
Agents observe responses, change tactics, and retry in real time.
Your product was designed for humans. Attack agents do not behave like humans. Invite them in—under strict control—and see where they go.
No authorization, no drill. The boundary is the product.

A different threat model
A scanner asks whether a known weakness exists. An agent asks what it can accomplish—and changes its approach when the first path fails.
Traditional scans follow fixed signatures and playbooks.
Agents observe responses, change tactics, and retry in real time.
Most tools inspect vulnerabilities in isolation.
Agents combine small clues across pages, tools, and workflows.
A finding usually ends with detection or an alert.
An agent can navigate, persuade, call tools, and pursue a goal.
Rules of engagement
A useful drill should feel realistic without becoming reckless. Every action is governed by a written scope, named owners, and stop conditions you approve before testing begins.
See how the drill worksWe verify ownership and document the exact target and methods.
We prove exposure with minimal access and never damage systems.
You can pause the drill at any time. Agreed limits are enforced.
Start free. Go deeper when ready.
Get a directional protection snapshot for free, then choose a controlled drill when you are ready to verify the attack paths.
See the most important agentic protections your public surface may be missing. Leave your email and URL; we’ll send the review.
Focused agentic testing for a clear URL and defined surface.
Multi-day testing for higher-risk products and workflows.
Need a custom scope? Tell us what you need to protect.
Guardian Script monitors agentic traffic signals, detects probable automated attacks, alerts your team, and blocks common patterns before they become a longer chain.
The process
A tight, transparent workflow designed for useful findings—not surprise, noise, or security theater.
You name the URL, environment, allowed methods, accounts, and stop conditions. We test only what is written down.
We simulate realistic agentic behavior inside the approved scope, keeping a timestamped evidence trail as we go.
You receive the attack chain, proof, impact, and exact reproduction framework—without vague scanner noise.
We prioritize practical fixes so your team knows what to change first, why it matters, and how to verify it.
What you get
Clear evidence for security teams. Clear priorities for leaders. Clear next actions for the people shipping the fix.
A direct summary of risk, exposure, and the decisions that matter now.
A step-by-step record showing how the simulation progressed and where controls held.
Safe instructions and evidence your security team can use to verify every finding.
Specific mitigations ranked by severity, effort, and likely reduction in risk.
A record of defenses that worked—useful proof for your team and stakeholders.
The approved targets, methods, timing, constraints, and stop conditions for the drill.
Questions, answered
We review the public surface you submit and email a concise snapshot of the three most important missing agentic protections, likely exposure paths, and the first controls to prioritize. It is a directional assessment, not an active security drill.
It is a focused adversarial assessment for agent-driven threats. It can complement a traditional penetration test, but it concentrates on adaptive behavior, workflow abuse, tool use, and realistic attack chains.
No. We do not steal data, perform destructive actions, or move outside the written scope. Evidence is captured with the minimum access needed to demonstrate a finding, and the drill stops at agreed boundaries.
A target URL, proof that you are authorized to test it, a primary contact, and clear scope constraints. Hard Drills may also need approved test personas, communication channels, and staging accounts.
Only scenarios you approve in advance, using named test personas and agreed channels. We do not contact customers, employees, or third parties without explicit written authorization.
No. It adds an agentic-traffic signal and response layer. It is designed to strengthen existing controls by detecting probable automation, alerting your team, and blocking common attack patterns.
Your systems will be tested
Start with one URL and a clear boundary. We’ll return the attack path, the proof, and the fixes.