The agents you deployed read untrusted content, connect to MCP servers, hold credentials, and delegate to each other — a brand-new attack surface a traditional pentest can't touch. You're one indirect prompt-injection away from an agent doing something it was never meant to. We find the exploitable holes before an attacker does — safely, and pay only per proven exploit.
A traditional pentest looks at networks, endpoints and web apps. It has nothing to say about an agent that follows a hidden instruction buried in a document it was asked to summarize, a poisoned MCP tool that quietly changes what it does, or one agent talking another into exfiltrating data it should never touch. That's a different surface — and today it's untested. You can't tell your board the agents are safe, and you can't tell them they're not. You just don't know.
Not a scanner's checklist and not a guess — an adversary that attacks your agents the way a real one would, and proves every hole it finds.
Direct and indirect prompt injection, tool and memory poisoning, confused-deputy exfil (EchoLeak-style), cross-agent injection, delegation abuse, and goal hijack — the techniques that actually break agents.
Every finding is reproduced with a safe, deterministic proof — benign markers, no real-data exfiltration, no persistence, every exercise reverted. A confirmed exploit, never a scanner's maybe.
Nothing runs until you e-sign a Rules of Engagement fixing scope, techniques and environment — we default to staging. Sandboxed and non-destructive by construction, so the exercise never becomes the incident.
Every confirmed finding maps to OWASP ASI, a MITRE ATLAS technique, and a CSA red-team category — board-ready and audit-ready, backed by a hash-verified record of every authorized exercise and decision.
No consultant to onboard for a month. You authorize; we attack; you get a verified register.
Nothing runs until you e-sign a Rules of Engagement that fixes exactly what's in scope, which techniques we're allowed to use, and which environment we run against — we default to staging. You stay in control the entire time; the RoE is the contract.
We run the sandboxed campaign and hand back an exploit register of confirmed findings only — each with a safe, reproducible proof, severity and blast-radius scored, mapped to OWASP ASI / MITRE ATLAS / CSA. Optionally we apply the least-privilege, MCP-trust and guardrail fixes and re-test to prove each hole is closed.
The register is honest by construction: it lists exploits we actually reproduced, never candidates we couldn't confirm — so what your board reads is the same thing an attacker would have found.
You learn where your agents can be turned against you while it's still a private exercise — not from an incident report. This is the unlock; everything else is detail.
Billing is per adversarially-verified exploit. Unverified candidates don't bill — so you're never charged for a scanner's guess or a finding no one could reproduce.
A framework-mapped report plus a hash-verified audit chain of every authorized exercise, finding and decision — the evidence your board, auditor and regulator will ask for.
Agent-delivered, it lands far below the $60–150K a human enterprise red team costs — without waiting months for a firm to have capacity.
Buy the full Agentic Red Team as a one-off, agent-delivered engagement in a private, governed workspace. No subscription, no lock-in.
Fixed platform fee · then 400 USD per adversarially-verified exploit · delivered by AI agents in ~4-6 weeks · 30-day money-back
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