A pentest is a snapshot in time. But your systems change every week: new deployments, new dependencies, new exposure. AI vulnerability scanning keeps looking in between, and it looks where real weaknesses live.
We go past a surface sweep. We analyse the front-end JavaScript your app actually ships to browsers, map your exposed ports and running services, and check them for known vulnerabilities. Then an AI layer triages every result: correlating findings, filtering out noise and false positives, and surfacing what actually matters.
What we look at
- Accessible front-end JS: leaked API keys and secrets, hardcoded endpoints, exposed internal routes, vulnerable and outdated libraries
- Exposed ports: everything reachable from the internet, not just the obvious 80/443
- Running services and versions: fingerprinted and matched against known CVEs
- Web-layer issues: misconfigurations, information disclosure, weak headers and TLS
What you get
- AI-assisted triage that cuts false positives and highlights real, exploitable risk
- Concrete findings tied to a specific asset, port or file, not vague scanner output
- Fast alerting when new issues appear on assets you already know about
- A clean, client-ready report, ready to hand to your engineers
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Most powerful alongside recon and periodic pentests: recon defines the scope, scanning digs into the code and services continuously, and pentests go deep where it counts.
Scanning augments the work of our ethical hackers; it does not replace hands-on manual testing.