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Continuous autonomous offensive security
AI agents that attack your enterprise with your permission. Find real weaknesses, prove the impact, and get the fixes verified. Around the clock.
A simplified attack path. No customer data shown.
01 / THE APPROACH
BeforeZero keeps the offensive security loop running: uncover a weakness, demonstrate what it enables, drive the fix, and test it again.
AI agents explore the systems you authorize, looking for weaknesses and the connections that turn an opening into a viable attack path.
Validate whether a weakness can actually be exploited within the agreed scope. Give your team a concrete attack path and the context to understand its impact.
Can an attacker use this to get somewhere they should not?
Move from demonstrated impact to a fix. Evidence from the attack gives your team a clear basis for remediation through your change process.
Run the attack path again after remediation to check the fix. Then keep testing as your systems evolve and new paths emerge.
✓ Fix applied. Attack retested.
02 / THE AGENTS
A coordinated offensive team. Specialist agents. One continuous mission: find the way in before someone else does.
Sets the objective. Coordinates the team.
Coordinates the engagement around the authorized scope, connecting each specialist’s work to the next step.
Coordinate a scoped review of an enterprise application.
Finds the exposed edge.
Explores authorized systems to identify exposed services and potential starting points for an attack path.
Identify exposed services within the authorized scope.
Connects the weaknesses.
Connects individual findings into possible paths across access boundaries, giving the team a route to investigate.
Map a possible path from an exposed service to a restricted asset.
Proves the impact.
Tests whether a suspected weakness is exploitable within the agreed boundaries and records evidence of its impact.
Test whether the suspected path is viable within the agreed boundaries.
Turns findings into proposed fixes.
Uses validated findings to prepare remediation proposals for your team’s review and change process.
Prepare a remediation proposal for the enterprise team’s review.
Tests whether the fix holds.
Revisits the validated attack path after remediation to check the fix and surface any remaining opening.
Replay the validated path after remediation to check that access is blocked.
Discover. Validate. Propose a fix. Retest. Every role connects to the next.
Meet the team in a demo03 / THE INFRASTRUCTURE
We host our models on bare-metal infrastructure, with encrypted environments segregated on a company-by-company basis.
Conceptual architecture. Environment isolation is per company.
We operate the models behind the offensive testing, on infrastructure we run.
Our model workloads run on bare-metal infrastructure.
Each company’s engagement runs in a segregated, encrypted environment.
04 / PERMISSION COMES FIRST
Offensive testing starts with explicit authorization and an agreed scope. Your systems. Your boundaries. A shared definition of what can be tested.
In a demo, we’ll walk through the attack-to-fix cycle and discuss the right scope for your enterprise.
Talk through your scope05 / A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
BeforeZero runs continuous, authorized offensive security testing with AI agents. The goal is to find exploitable weaknesses, validate their impact, drive remediation, and retest the fixes.
The focus is on demonstrating viable attack paths and checking that remediation closes them. Finding a potential issue is the start of the process; proving exploitability and verifying the fix complete the loop.
We host our models on bare-metal infrastructure. Engagement environments are encrypted and segregated on a company-by-company basis. We can discuss the architecture in more detail during a demo.
Yes. BeforeZero tests enterprise systems with explicit authorization and an agreed scope. The engagement boundaries are established with your company before testing begins.
We’ll walk through the approach to discovering and validating attack paths, how findings move toward remediation, and how retesting verifies fixes. We’ll also discuss your testing scope and infrastructure requirements.
STAY A STEP AHEAD
Find it. Prove it. Fix it. Repeat.
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