Year-round offensive security, autonomously
Alpha runs AI agents that continuously pentest your web apps, APIs, cloud and AI/LLM systems — then a senior CyVigilant expert validates every critical finding with a reproducible PoC. Always-on, not once-a-year.
Fast-moving teams choose Alpha over a once-a-year pentest
Security keeps pace with your release cadence — continuous, exploit-driven testing backed by senior experts and CERT-In / regulatory credibility.
“Alpha caught a broken-access-control bug the morning after a release — with a working PoC and a business-impact write-up we could take straight to the board. No scanner has ever done that.”
“We replaced our annual pentest with continuous testing and kept the human expertise. Our auditors get evidence on demand, and we stopped guessing what changed since last year.”
Year-round security instead of once-a-year security
An annual pentest is a snapshot — accurate for a day, stale for the next 364. Alpha closes the exposure windows where real breaches happen.
One assessment, then a growing gap. Every deploy after test day ships unverified.
Re-tested on every release, attack surface continuously monitored, criticals verified within 24 hours.
Real findings. Real experts. Zero noise.
Alpha pairs autonomous coverage with senior human validation — so what lands in your queue is exploitable, prioritised and ready to fix.
No time wasted on false positives
Every critical and high finding is validated by a senior tester before it reaches you — with a working PoC. You triage real, exploitable risk, not scanner noise.
Always-on coverage, not a snapshot
Alpha re-tests on every deploy and continuously maps your external attack surface, so new exposure is caught in hours — not at next year’s audit.
AI speed with expert depth
AI agents run the breadth and repetition no human can sustain; CyVigilant’s OSCP / OSWE-certified experts confirm impact and chain findings into real attacks.
Outperforms point-in-time testing
A once-a-year pentest is stale the day after it ships. Alpha closes the window between assessments where most breaches actually happen.
Built for how you ship
Assess on every release, integrate findings into your workflow, and get 24-hour alerts on anything critical — with a free retest to prove each fix.
Audit-ready evidence
Findings map to OWASP, CVSS and your regulatory framework — CERT-In audit-ready via empanelled partners, and aligned to RBI, SEBI, IRDAI and DPDP.
See Alpha test your stack.
Scope a demo with a senior tester and get an exploit-led look at your own web apps, APIs, cloud and AI systems.
What to fix — and why it matters
Alpha doesn’t hand you a raw scanner dump. Every finding is a decision-ready report: a plain-language summary, articulated business impact, and a reproduction any engineer can follow.
The GET /v2/orders/{id} endpoint on api.acme.com authorises on authentication alone — it never checks that the order belongs to the calling tenant. Any logged-in user can enumerate sequential IDs and read arbitrary orders.
Class: OWASP A01 Broken Access Control · Category: IDOR · Discovered by Alpha, confirmed by a senior application-security tester.
The GET /v2/orders/{id} endpoint on api.acme.com authorises on authentication alone — it never checks that the order belongs to the calling tenant. Any logged-in user can enumerate sequential IDs and read arbitrary orders.
Class: OWASP A01 Broken Access Control · Category: IDOR · Discovered by Alpha, confirmed by a senior application-security tester.
Full read access to every customer's order history — names, addresses, line items and invoice totals across all tenants. A single scripted loop exfiltrates the entire orders table in minutes.
- Regulatory: personal & financial data exposure — reportable under DPDP and, for a regulated entity, RBI / SEBI / IRDAI incident obligations.
- Business: cross-tenant data leakage undermines every trust and confidentiality commitment in customer contracts.
- 1Authenticate as a low-privilege user and capture the session token
Authorization: Bearer <user-A>. - 2Request another tenant's order:
curl -H "$AUTH" https://api.acme.com/v2/orders/10231. - 3Observe
200 OKreturning user-B's full order payload — no403, no ownership check. - 4Increment the ID in a loop to confirm systematic, unauthenticated-to-tenant enumeration.
200 { "tenant": "globex", "total": "₹4,82,000", "items": [ … ] }
The systems you ship now include AI — so does the attack surface
Copilots, RAG pipelines and autonomous agents are a new class of exposure. Alpha tests them the way an attacker would — mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications.
Prompt injection
Direct and indirect injection that overrides system instructions, exfiltrates prompts, or hijacks tool-calling and agent actions.
Sensitive data exposure via LLMs
Copilots and RAG pipelines that leak PII, secrets or another tenant’s data through model responses and over-broad retrieval.
Excessive agency
Over-privileged agents and plugins that can be steered into unauthorised actions against your APIs, data and cloud.
Model & supply-chain abuse
Insecure model endpoints, unsafe output handling and poisoned context that turn AI features into a new attack surface.
Stop testing once a year. Start testing continuously.
Put Alpha on your stack and get autonomous, expert-validated pentesting all year — with a free retest on every fix. Talk to a senior tester to scope your demo.
CERT-In audit-ready via empanelled partners · RBI · SEBI · IRDAI · DPDP · OWASP