CybrRonin · Autonomous red teaming
Find the one way in before anyone else does.
AI agents run real attack chains against what you own, inside rules your team approves, and prove every finding.
Four steps. Nothing runs before the third.
Prove what you own
Publish a DNS record or send a signed letter for an IP range. Nothing unproven can be tested, and proof expires.
Agree the scope
Pick verified targets and a testing window. Whoever builds the engagement cannot be the one who approves it.
Read the plan
The agents write their rules of engagement and stop. Testing starts when someone on your side approves the plan.
Fix with evidence
Findings arrive with proof, ranked by how strongly they were demonstrated, and print as a report auditors can keep.
An attacker that only goes where you let it.
- Verified targets only
- DNS, web file or signed letter. Private and reserved addresses are refused outright.
- Two people, every time
- One builds the engagement, another approves it and its plan, with an authenticator app.
- A window, enforced
- Nothing runs outside the agreed window. Anything still running when it closes is stopped.
- Stop from any screen
- Any signed-in person can stop an engagement. A kill switch stops a whole organisation at once.
- Risky steps wait for you
- When the engine pauses before a sensitive action, the question goes to your approvers. No answer means no.
- Evidence kept private
- Proof is encrypted at rest and every view of it is recorded in an audit trail.
Cybrmonk shows what is exposed. CybrWAF guards what is reachable. CybrIdentity governs who has access. CybrRonin proves what an attacker could do with all of it.
Only test what you are authorized to test.